"I'm more than willing to pay a fair price based on verified income and expenses" is a pretty heavy clue you're not interested in claims being made.

Also what is a fair price to pay someone for the installation of these windows?

His markup shouldn't matter as long as he's pricing it fairly and leaves enough room for your profit to be made after repairs costs are factored in

If a homeowner came to me with a property that they wanted to sell and I like the price, but as an Agent I must give them a Market analysis for a fair price, I can see a potential conflict.

Here in Anchorage, rents run ~1% of purchase price, and prices are fairly steep. 3/2 (each side) duplexes easily run $450K and older 8/4 (total) 4-plexes are about the same.

The inspection upon accepted offer is fairly common in the larger properties.All you can do is submit your offer based on a drive by and what the owner tells you.

They are fairly trouble-free tenants as well.I think I'm going to stick with offering incentives on renewal dates, rather than the holidays.

I'm not talking about destroying a whole bathroom that was meant to stay but more like not knowing exactly where to stop, thus you have to do a bunch of extra work to rebuild what shouldn't have been taken out in the first place!

Since you're a young guy, you may not mind a bunch of roommates to make this a cash cow!

Carefully this splashes the stripper around a fair bit.