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Hi all, I'm looking at a duplex a very good client has offered me.

Hello everyone,My partner and I are new to the real estate scene and are currently in the process of submitting an offer to a multi-property in Essex County, New Jersey.

It took me a year of watching all the offerings every day for a year here in Hillsborough County, Florida to find my next property.

  :)  But after a decade of being an investor (and learning the hard way) I can offer some solace. 

Once you learn this, you can tailor the offer to meet their needs.

However, his mom's offer to co-sign shows commitment to ensuring rent payments.

Seeing it as a great potential future home, I decided to make an offer.The offer was accepted, and I purchased the house with the intention of staying at my parents' place while renting out the home until I'm ready to buy a duplex, moving closer to my goal.

They seem to be offering 100% funding and 100% rehab.

It would likely attract a solar company, but not sure yet.Is there a way/clause to make an offer to get time for due diligence to contact solar companies?