I would use that to my advantage and tell the seller it will cost me $X and several months of effort to bring the value up to that amount and of course there needs to be a premium for my effort.

I just know that I'd want a premium and/or an option fee.  

It's not a part of the Pro or Premium membership. 

It only adds cost to get no personal attention.I used Zillow premium listing $29.99 for 90 days.

Remodeled kitchen has white shaker cabinets, stainless appliances, large island with premium waterfall counters.

During prime summer months when we can get premium rents we will give them less leeway.It is all about getting the most dollars you can, I used to work in class A buildings downtown and the owners loved late payments as an additional source of income since they knew they would get paid in the end, meanwhile in low income properties evictions happened much quicker as the chances of collection was less.

If there are other renovated units in the area generating a premium, go for it.

Moreover, sellers can expect to get a premium for offering to finance, meaning they are more likely to get their asking price in a buyer’s market.Seller financing rises and falls in popularity along with the overall tightness of the credit market.

@Sydney Rae-    explore using a  conventional loan  verrus the  FHA loan if buying a  SFR ...if  buying a  2plex - FHA is likely best best but  be aware the  FHA loan  has an upfront  extra  fee  called a  upfront mtg ins premium  PLUS  FHA has  higher than conv  monthly mortgage insurance that is permanent and that cant be  removed  from the loan ( unless you refinance)  ....closing in LLC  name likely not  possible with a FHA loan either 

They're charging a premium for their marketing, not really for their expertise.