Please do not call the "$49.99 Mold Testing" people. 

To give an overly simplistic answer; the acceptable price range of the property depends upon the rental rate that the property can reasonably expect to demand.

I made my first offer on a 4/2 property in south east Austin last week but there were competing offers and mine was not accepted.

@Marci Stein Agree completely with Benjamin - maybe this is something that is acceptable in your neck of the woods, but it would definitely cause ME to walk...  

Good morning!I am buying a duplex, I negotiated the price of a new roof in my deal. Also, both A/C units are new & were replaced in 2017. 1 unit is occupied & under lease contract through the end of 2017, the ...

Hi all,Offer was just accepted on my first deal and I am getting cold feet. 

However, now that we have an accepted offer, we are concerned about a few things: Before we put in an offer in on the house, we told the seller's agent to let the tenants know that we would be raising the rent from $1250 to 1350, which is market value for the area.

There are a ton of investors in San Francisco and NY accepting minuscule Cap Rates, because they've been seeing so much appreciation.Since depreciation is out (BTW no depreciation on land in the States either) you're really only left with appreciation (assuming no CF) and mortgage pay down. 

The lender says " Show me the specific deal, with a viable offer that is already in striking range of acceptance and we'll run it by the underwriter.

At that point, offer a new lower price somewhere between the original accepted off and the cost of the repairs with those repairs in mind and be willing to not require those repairs to be performed and still take it as is.