We've gotten lucky to get closer to $200/door on some, but I would say $150/door is a reasonable basis for offers.

You want someone who can pre-approve you without a property address, for obvious reasons.

Now if you found something just extraordinarily out of order like all the plumbing in the house was actually faulty, or there was foundation damage, or something else that the average person would not be able to identify, then that's a perfectly good reason to utilize that clause or better yet, to try to renegotiate a price with the new information in hand.

The main reason that we cannot agree on a purchase price is because the home owner believes that I am over-estimating the repairs needed to achieve a higher profit in the end.

Those are reasonable.

There is plenty of reason to own both real estate and stocks.  

I'm not going to go into other various reasons but let me know if I could be of any assistance. 

Honestly hadn't considered a fixer for some other reasons but we will look into the Ainsworth spot. 

Same thing is true with your card - much better to put a compelling question in their mind that will get them to call, then to tell them everything such that they have no reason to.Hope that helps! 

The reason is simple.