What really happened is I over paid.Mistake 1: I didn't do my homework on what stuff costs because using connections.Mistake 2: I was to embarrassed to negotiate because their my friends friend, uncle,cousin,family friend and I just couldn't stomach up and say can it be done cheaper.Now when I have personal connections ask me for work I say be in the ball park within the 3 estimates I got and it's yours.

She does not necessarily hold your hand but she is on the ball.

You can ball park the insurance, the taxes should be on the listing, remember you need some cash at closing.

I have found that they are very fair, they really don't want to supervise some odd ball near miss type business strategy if they don't feel the need to.

I'm the queen of low-ball offers (that never sounds like I want it to), so no one can offend me with one.

However I don't want to lose momentum as we "wait and see" how things go. we bought these properties low and things should work out fine but being new we are still a little nervous about really getting the ball rolling.

They may in the future come forward and simply decide to exercise their right of Acceleration for Alienation.

I am going to go in with a low ball offer because the value of the place when fixed is no more than 20k.

My thought is not to ball park anything, unless it's the initial gut reaction to spark you interest to even look at it, the asking price and location as well as number of units will do that.

I have a question about the option versus lease purchase.I understand it would release option that I will set up a time frame and at the end of the timeframe I have the option of exercising the purchase of the property.