Of course the seller knows the risks and obviously should consult someone else prior to accepting an offer. 

There are other areas in town that may offer more opportunities like the ones listed above but that doesn't mean you can't make that strategy a success outside of them.

When it comes to motivated sellers, the highest offer doesn't win.The moment offers become a deciding factor, you are dealing with the wrong audience.I consistently get offers accepted when my competitors offered 4X as much!

The VA loan offers some advantageous benefits, and rates are predicted to continue to fall.

I ran comparative market analysis to aid my client in making the best offer possible.

Quote from @Adrian Williams: First, I never offer rent reductions as compensation for anything.

The only tax reporting entity is FLLC2 as a partnership.Limitation of Liability:While the FLT is looked through, the WLLC & FLLC1 offers limitation of liability coming from the property.

In smaller towns like Lafayette, Indiana, the BRRRR strategy can be advantageous, offering more affordable properties and potentially lower competition.

If the units are very close to one another, I’d offer to move it for them for like, a $75-$100 fee or something.

She’s including things that were not updated either for newly negotiated pricing (where seller negotiated much higher than our original offer but she’s using my original lower offer to bulk up to this $600k).