If you are in a competitive market or you are asking for a large discount from offering price any contingency may cost you the deal.

As immediately North it is uber competitive.  

Is their a ton of competition for the concept they want to open in the area??

Many BP pros are saying that Miami is very competitive and is only good for appreciation value, which I wouldn't like to rely on.

Go from there.Stop dealing with the Realtor, he's competition.

I already have a management company in place in Cincinnati, too, so if I bought more investment property it would be out there, here in Seattle the market is too competitive, inventory is too low, and too expensive for my taste.

Also the advantage would be you would be more competitive because you would be purchasing with cash versus a loan.

The adjustments are supposed to be based on how the market reacts to differences found between the subject property and other competitive sales.

I guess it really depends on the competition you will be facing, but windows do make a place pop from the outside and inside.

It's that .01% that is you're real competition.