." - The Real Estate Guys A nice strategic by-product of the above exercise is that you might make some great new contacts in these markets & even uncover hidden deal flow.

I am looking forward to working with you and will be in touch to get the ball rolling.

If there is a property listed for $100k and it's in great shape, a respectable low ball offer might be $80k.

HOLDER may shorten or eliminate any applicable time periods in this paragraph by waiving or declining in writing to exercise HOLDER’s right of first refusal.

The sole exceptions to this would be if you were absolutely certain you would be in the same, or higher, tax bracket when your sell the property {Oh, Magic 8-ball, what say you?}

You aren't in a position to play hard ball, they will eat your lunch.Play it straight up, put tenants in and rent it if you can, otherwise I suggest you head to the shallow end where you don't get in over your head, no offense, but those ideas were pretty much speculation with an imagination. :)

It really seems like you've got your priorities straight, have done your homework and are ready to get the ball rolling.One thing that helped me get my first deal done was to set clear and measurable goals to keep myself accountable and on target.

MH inspectors can be real ball busters, watch out.

Perhaps, crazy low ball offer if you really desire that one.

The one that got angry is the ones that already got 20 or 50 mailing from people want to buy their home with a low-ball offer and not a fair offer and now come the shoe salesmen pitch I want to do a subject2 or owner finance deal, and now they really get upset knowing you wasted their time when you have no funds to buy.