For some reason it's a bit scary to submit such low offers but I've always read and heard on podcasts "don't be afraid to make that ridiculous offer".

Mortgage people told me I needed to have 2 years self-employed (1099) before I could get one, I thought it was ridiculous because I had been with the same company for over 2 years, but it was a technicality they wouldn't let go.

A non-new roof is a little more ridiculous if it was supposed to be new, but it still doesn't matter.Here is the process any turnkey buyer is supposed to go through when the inspection report comes back-List out all of the 'issues' the report notes.Send that list to the turnkey seller and ask that he fix all of them. 

We are determined to make this complex a ridiculously high performing asset within 6 months for our Alaskan investor.As our Alaskan journey continues, so will my posts on biggerpockets.

There's a ridiculous amount of information regarding real estate.I'm working on my real estate license right now so I am learning a bunch about all of the contracts and the terminology. 

Second question, and more importantI know someone (close person) this person about six months ago was not able to pay the city taxes (commercial property), and the city sent a letter of pay or the property goes on the auction list, desperate this person contacted a RE agent and he referred the owner to a private lender, the taxes were paid but I just learned that one of the clauses of the loan is pay the money back by February 2017 or the lender get the property, the amount is only about 30K, I don't know all the clauses and specs of the loan contract, nor the exact date that the contract was made, but it would be ridiculous to loose the property for such amount, unfortunately the owner was not able to get the money from banks,Note: (I commented this issue to a RE agent and the first question he asked me was. 

Oh, and i live in MA ridiculously high cost of living.

This month we bought our 1st promissory notes at ridiculous discounts.

He adds that it doesn't appear to be the case here, and I agree with them on this as well as his comment.There are some investors out there who are so absolutely terrified of losing money and that the only way they see themselves investing in real estate is to get a property at some kind of ridiculously massive discount!  

Sounds ridiculous.