Regarding negotiating w/ the bank;  very rare nowadays for the banks to accept a price reduction but there's nothing to lose in asking

It is just a quick test, you still need to figure taxes, insurance, repairs, vacancy, cap ex, and maybe management fees in addition to the mortgage payment.  

But just look at it this way....you are in a business where you are going to have to do a lot of marketing....so just accept the fact that you are also in turn going to be marketed to.  

The owner accepted and we moved on to the inspection.

I KNOW that this is a profession that can help me to become become financially independent, but I do not know where to turn and I don't have much money nor can I afford to just blow money in the wind from error, so if you have a cheaper route for me to turn to it will be HIGHLY accepted and appreciated!

Hi all,I'm new to real estate, i have an accepted offer and it's my first deal. 

You'll need to send a colleague request or accept a request.

Have a duplex property currently being marketed for rental, and management co is recommending accepting Section 8, but I have no experience with it.  

      Have always loved real estate , been to two different schools to be licensed ,one in Georgia where i was licensed for a very short period of time ,one in Kentucky where all i had to to is take the test, however , i was getting in to building and selling at the time and it just took over and 20 yrs. later I never looked back .

Also check the type of sale, most sales do not have to accept the highest price unless they want to.