I have his address and contact number, he does not answer my calls and I am oversees, so can not go knock on his door...Please any suggestions. 

If you want to stay then I would knock on the neighbors door and try to make peace.

I also have my analysis below if you'd like to give me any feedback on that as well, i'd be more than happy to receive it...Property Address: 808 W King Street, York PA My FMV: $65,000My Offer Price based on my FMV: $45,000Comps I pulled:1034 W King St1122 W King St31 Dewey StComp Analysis:The average sold price is $70k, but they were all 4/2s so i knocked 5k off that because the subject property is a 3/2.Deal Analysis:Is this a good deal?

As soon as you list a property, immediately call the neighborhood or door knock and let people know you just listed the property.

It sounds like he saw the property down the street sell, he knocked off 20% for whatever reason, and that's his number.

I am willing to knock on doors, make phone calls, do whatever I have to do to grow.

I didn't factor the new annual taxes and after I went back it knocks the monthly ash flow down over $107. 

We add units to properties up in Boston to create condos and most of the time its more challenging than simply knocking whatever's there down and building new construction.

If your strapped for money then networking and hitting the phones or door knocking makes sense.

Do you approach the homeowner/knock on the door?