No it shouldn't, your concern should be are you paying a really fair price of $60, and not if I am making $1 or $30, greedy people will want a chunk of the $30, but never offer to give me more then the $1 when that is what I'm making. 

A true buyer will put skin in the game, spend money and get inspections done, and make a legitimate attempt to close the deal if the inspections clear.

I'm fairly new as well in the Jefferson/Orleans Parish area.

I do not have any pictures of the properties yet but the owner stated that it has fairly new hardwood floors and the only thing that it needs is a new thermostat.

This other investor is a fairly ethical man.

We have to because of Fair Housing Rules (If you have a single unit that two different people applied to and received different results because of different application methods even though they have identical background checks, that is a fair housing violation).

There funds have fairly large minimum investments over $50k typically.

In order for both side to have “skin” in the game I have either a $50 a month pet rent OR one months security deposit.

To be fair to my company and to keep my mental being in check, I decided to do the inevitable.

But I wasn't sure how to accurately scrub my list of land-line calls--something I get a fair number of when I mail to 100% equity owners.