Many of them are so close to the home and the power lines that they will cost extra to take down piece by piece. 

Maybe if you do offer to pay it out, that might give you greater negotiating power for an even lower sale price?

Who has the power to sell to you?

The end result is a pretty powerful tool for comparing how any given property compares to the current retail market.

You can skip that deadly cycle by deciding you're going to act.Information is power.

The reason being for this is a 220v unit will draw less power, if it is a rental the electric savings may outpace the 110v units.

(Not all 15k was into it, a good amount was for first time purchase of tools like wrenches, saws, power tools ect)All in: $115,500Listing price $159,900Accepted: $149,000 with the terms of offering a home warranty and changing out the fogged glass in the sliding door. -$1,500So $147,500-$115,500=$32,000- all other expenses/commissions/holding = I will be making around $19,000 more or less on this one.

Knowledge is power.

Chances are they know it too and they're going to make sure they do everything in their power to keep it perfect.  

I now had my systems, armed with education and learning experiences I knew I would never replicate again, and the beginning of a POWER TEAM, and the only logical next step was to jump back in the marketing game, to get my wholesale business booming.Any good wholesaler will tell you, ANY money you put into marketing, especially SMART marketing, is ALWAYS worth it.