You got the ball rolling. 

You might want to consider partnering up with someone to help get the ball rolling assuming you don't have industry experience.  

But, to be clear...a "subrogation agreement" doesn't make sense...I think maybe he is confused, and/or this is some odd ball technique being advocated by someone.  

She understands investments, and understands most of our offers are going to be low ball 50% or less most time.Now on the flip side for Sales of our new construction and commercial projects.

@Ryan Ball It is in Pleasant ridge

Ball is in the sellers court...you can wait, or withdraw your offer...those are your options.

Welcome Thomas, I'm also in the Henderson area and and getting the ball rolling on a residential buy and hold portfolio.

I can't stop that, and I don't have a crystal ball... and my sellers know I have no control over those sorts of things.

I would suggest, find a title company that will do a quick search for you, right before sale, get the bid the afternoon before, and then do your leg work that night. you should be able to search back taxes, septic system info if applicable, and valuations or at least get you in the ball park.  

Taking so many balls away from Carson.No onto you post....