They know how they received the unit, I keep photos and videos of the before and after condition, and back everything up with receipts and third-party invoices for repairs.

@Kristy Farmer sorry didn’t mean to submit before answering you.

I have determined a price but I would like some advice on the best way to submit an offer to all of them (effectively).

Could I get a couple guys in, and submit the lowest estimate?

I'm actually watching your youtube video now and looking at the rehab pictures. 

YES-they can set you up with auto-email, but at the end of the day, they are never going to be as motivated as you and submitting offers is not going to happen EXACTLY when you want it to.Since getting my license, my investing success has been through the roof.  

If you submit a separate list of damages, the landlord must return it within 15 days of receipt with a clear written response of agreement or disagreement. 

I recently lost a deal, because the seller accepted a full price offer submitted hours before mine (my offer was for all cash, and a 3day window to inspect, and above asking price). 

Save everything to submit as evidence in court, do not respond to anything he sends, do not bother wasting your time engaging the police.

There are a couple big wholesale companies in the market that are notorious for overinflating and undercutting repairs and are pretty good at "fluffing" the numbers.Feel free to shoot me a PM if you would like a link to the youtube video or if you have any questions.Happy Investing!!!