You could try and just use third party sites like Zillow or Redfin but their information isn't 100% accurate and/or timely.

You terms, my price"Strongly suggest you focus on cash flow and it really helps to make certain the broker commissions are paid to lubricate and motivate all parties concerned. 

A lease works both ways and binds both parties.

If you continue to make it a win win for all parties, we all know that the repeat business will follow.  

Welcome to the party!

Your gaining a  bit of ground with the discount on the ECB violations but to come to a purchase price offer of $80,000 minus extreme repairs being necessary will get you laughed out of every bank for the most part. I

But one thing, nothing that happens inside a probate, is a defense for a lender foreclosing....they are unrelated, the mortgage stands on it's own.

The 'means' part is where the personal portion comes in. 

Here is where I currently stand with our offer:Purchase price would total 200k for all (4) units with a payment plan as such$850 a month interest only payments for the first two years with a balloon payment of 15,000 at the end of year one and year two.Bringing the total down to 170k then doing a standard 30 year mortgage at around 4% financed by him the seller for payments of around $825 a month. 

But what would you do for a tenant that is not in good standing (i.e. behind on rent/in the eviction process)?