Is it common to put in a offer as soon as you find a property before you look at it.

@Jeff Bousquet  The HOA for a condo will only take care of the common areas not the inside of the unit. 

There are approximately 80 units in the building, and I pulled my data (HOA and sq footage) from MLS listings in the past few years and the unit's ownership percentage of common expenses from the master deed.

I own a 10 unit building which has 3 separate entrances/common areas with have mailboxes, stairwell, etc. 

For example, I have an alert for a local municipality "Richardson"...this is also a pretty common surname and anytime someone responds to and tags, say "Joe Richardson" - I get an alert that is not relevant to me. 

Being a somewhat newer agent, I know above listing offers are common in places like Hawaii and San Francisco but I was unsure of here.

Most commonly, you can see the publicly available AVMs on Zillow, redfin and the other real estate sites.

I purchased a serious value add 12 unit apartment building in Indianapolis in April of 19' and spent the last 9 months completely turning it around:- Over $150k in renovations: new roof, completely updated common area, most units renovated and turned, new furnaces, plumbing and electricity updates.- Went from 9/12 units occupied, mom and pop managed and  all well under market rents and most not paying on time.

Hi Jason, This is a very common problem for investors. 

Generally you want to put that in the lease but a common number around here is 10, it is great that they are asking you though.