Now, keep in mind they are buying B/C properties and re-positioning them, would avoid A properties (they always risk overbuilding and when local economy stalls a bit...oil impacting Houston more than avg city for instance, that prop type gets hurt).  

Fannie Mae almost always calls for highest and best when they have a multiple offer situation for something that has been sitting on the market.However if they did not accept your offer as it was, they likely will not accept it even if nothing else comes in, so if you do want it you are likely best to be served by raising the offer.However, your agent is the professional operating in that market, Presumably you hired them in part for their market knowledge...so I would be leaning on their market knowledge in this instance.

For instance, if I owned 100 properties that were $30K that is 100 closings, 100 property management statements, 100 tenants, etc.

I have been in the land business for many years and am famous for a news letter called the dirt report.

For instance, are you wanting to rehab an owner financed property and then refi the property and pay the owner off?

For instance, you may have great credit and gotten low interest, but she has poor credit so the lender will bump the interest after qualifying her for the loan.  

I'm Karim (Pronounced like the famous basketball player) and moved to Mesa from San Diego almost two years ago for work.

For instance, I wasn't yet sure if I wanted to paint the brick exterior.

For instance, because its my passion and its the specific people I like to work with, I happen to have some knowledge that virtually most other agents within my own company don't have.

The overall footprint of this building in the complex was decreased by 2/3 in this instance.