https://www.affordableopeners.com/doorbird-ip-vide...This system fits our criteria but we haven't been able to find any reviews on it so we are a bit skeptical and want to compare it to other options.  

Always work with terms that fit what you can do and earn cash. 

I think it is better if a seller thinks you aren’t too emotionally attached and could easily walk away if they don’t meet your demands.

If the deal makes sense and it fits our criteria then we move on it.

So this strategy may not work on every transaction but maybe it can fit here.The lender can offer to pay some of the costs. 

@Caleb DrydenQuestion 1 & 2: I'll walk through an example, as I think that will better answer your question!

BRRRR(R) (I can never remember how many R's there should be) seems like a good fit and strategy for me.I started actively looking and analyzing opportunities about 2 months ago and have put in a few offers but nothing seems to stick yet. 

Then you don't waste the owner's time letting a potential buyer walk around the property.

There are tons of great articles and ideas and you can find the strategy that best fits your personality and budget.4.

It's kind of like opening up a box of floor tiles that don't belong to you and using them without permission, then pitching a fit because I told you that you had to pay for them (a whopping $25)!