Within 3 weeks we had a full price offer of $75,000 which was accepted.

However, if I do get an offer for full price do I owe my real estate agent the comission anyway? 

Drive towards a solution where you and the tenant come to an agreement and try to remember that he's human...driven by emotional reason. 

Hello All,I just recently graduated college, and will be starting my first full-time employment opportunity this upcoming July. 

@Rigo V.I agree with @Brian Pulaski, but will add that if the property is a full, down-to-the-studs gut, I'd be more comfortable skipping it.Either way, it's only a few hundred bucks. 

I work full time and this is the very first property I have ever owned. 

If I ever did real estate full time, I would try to do 30% taxes, 10% savings, 5% charity, 5% college fund, 10% reinvest in RE, 40% living expenses.

We’ve also acquired a three 3 family houses and used the cashflow to pay for a second home all while working my full time day job for the last 18 years.

You need humans involved in the equation to get the more accurate picture.3) The book talks about buying a property for 20% discount, and by adding 5% it should appreciate by 10% in 1 yr.

Got a Rancher Single family home that is in a good neighborhood, has a large backyard, that is full of potential.