So I found a good deal, the numbers work but who is to say even if the property is listed at fair market value I will have any tenants interested?  

Of course, cash offer is king and allows you the most bargaining power.

Example:I believe House A would sell at a fair price for $100k if rehabbed, $110 in some dream condition, and $90k if the seller wanted to be rid of it immediately.

If you are bargaining with someone on anything by asking this simple question, you can find the rational and thought process.

This is sale versus fair rental condition... 

I have a few questions to anyone that has bought a house at auction before in Jefferson county.I am looking at a house that is coming up to auction fairly soon, I live fairly close to this house so i know what kind of condition it is in.

From my experience in NLR that sounds like a fair price.

On the upside, they usually post videos of each speaker to Youtube fairly soon after the event.

But I imagine these would be the best:1) Update your fixtures.2) Reglaze the bathtub.3) New blinds.4) Walkway.What those four have in common is that they are fairly inexpensive but increase visual appeal.

Any possibility we could bargain with the county auditor for a payment plan and structure a contract of deed or land contract?...