However, you should probably only need them for the final numbers, hopefully you'll be able to know your market reasonably well to have a ball park of what a property is worth and will probably need your agent less and less for that, especially when it's a killer deal and you know there's room.Also... don't discount the MLS.

Once the ball is rolling on an appointment to make offers, are these "deals" more complicated to usher to the closing table?

Some may care for a break-down, but it's casual at best.Now, dealing with the national guys, regardless of size they are leasing, is an entirely different ball game.

I've gotten into it over the past couple months after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and I'm wanting to keep the ball rolling.

I don't have the requisite crystal ball to predict that. 

So we sent that out today and hopefully we’ll get the ball rolling on this deal.

So we put in a low ball offer $226,600.

Good job on getting this ball rolling! 

Definitely think I am getting one of the good ones :)Sounds like my next step is a call to the Section 8 office to ask about raising the rent and also getting the ball rolling on ownership transfer.

Back in 2015 we low balled & picked up a 6-plex with 3 units that had sat vacant for 2 years.