I certainly will not be offering asking price.I'm interested in this for two reasons;First and foremost if I can get a lower offer accepted, I can make this profitable (I have a few commercial property management teams in mind.)secondly, from a purely academic standpoint, this will be my first commercial building that I get to practice how to valuate commercial real estate, learning new things (such as the issues that come up with a gas station), and connecting with new people in commercial real estate!

Thanks Joe.The agent says the REI will only accept cash or conventional financing.

If anyone is in need of a intern then I’d happily accept the offer.

So if the original contract does not mention an inspection period, you'll have to accept it as written unless an amendment is signed. 

Students are not a protected class, so I want to confirm if we can accept the rental application only from medical students here in New Jersey.Does anyone see any problems with such approach?

Our offer got accepted on a duplex this past weekend. 

1)  My CPA Firm / Tax guy is *excellent*.2) Two years in a row (2019 and 2020), I've had a non-tax related issue come up during "tax season" where I needed CPA/Tax/Accountant advice, and was given a "too busy" respons...

I work with Elaine Amy at Phoenix Acquisitions, great agent in terms of negotiating, and staying on top of things, though buyer's side only, and doesn't work exclusively with investors. 

The sale of a primary residence will actually fall under Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code or what we refer to as the 121 Exclusion. 

Justin's first showing with me was on this small single family rental, and after just a few weeks, we were fighting off an already accepted primary offer and an initially rejected offer on our end.