Thus the reason for the discount.

Either way Paul, you should be able to go straight to any crowdfunding website that allows private investors and utilize your IRA for those types of investments.

If there aren't enough sales then you can see if there are any listings and discount those listing prices 10% to 15% to get a rough value.Obviously, improved property with utilities in place has more value but how much is subject to many factors.

Yes, you'll have to take a discount, but it may be better to do it that way.

Not sure of how to request compensation as I'm not looking to walk away from the deal.I would request a discount.

Only downside is they don't give multiple policy discounts for rentals.

If have enough properties you could start negotiating discounts and get your management costs lowered.

Any bank would discount the "cash flow" on Indiana properties if I'd moved my equity there.  

If an offer comes from someone who has not viewed the property or has had it inspected prior to the offer, they aren't serious buyers unless everything is just right for them, most all properties will have some issue, none are perfect, so a decision can be made quickly to discount the offer to file 13.

Be straight with them.