These are just expenses that I write off and use to calculate cash flow.

Any lease you would be able to write would be subject to your ability to close on the property. 

Go to Home Depot at 7AM and write down phone numbers from the side of trucks.

Also, if you want a price opinion, I'd be happy to write one up for you. 

With you being in a tenant friendly state you have the lower hand, the only way we can protect ourselves is to screen.  99% of the time when someone writes a post would you accept I already say no before reading but read anyway. 

Hello Austin, I recently joined the Air Force and am writing this from my tech school (I don’t yet know what area or market I’ll be stationed near). 

Just left a job and will likely be going back into (software) contracting, so income looks a little sketchy (plus, for my company there are a number of write offs, so the net is kind of low). 

Would it be advantageous to write a letter to the seller and include with your offer? 

Everyone's rights and responsibilities need to be in writing to avoid arguments and confusion.

Get both in writing and maybe that could save the deal?