If so, just accept what he says and raise the rents in the next 30-60 days via a rental increase.

It would have worked out beautifully but we did not get our offer accepted. 

The offer was accepted the next morning.

I am really just wondering if it's "socially acceptable" to shoot an email and ask a seller's agent for rent roll numbers on a fully occupied small multifamily.

Is there a syndicator that you have in mind that accepts retirement money?

That is what the employee gets paid and if he works for himself, or works for a company then he has to charge you no less than $200 per hour and it can easily take 100 to 200 hours to develop, test and debug a very simple piece of software.What exactly do you expect your software to do and that is probably the most-difficult question to answer because people who don't know how to develop software don't exactly know how to describe what they want.

See, these are all existing mechanisms ready for use to affect more supply, lowered prices for tenants, time tested over decades of use for most.

. - I would never accept that person alone.

However, my experience is most don't have the capital to get a commercial offer accepted.  

I am seeing wholesalers mention non-refundable EMD, does that mean I need to have a GC/inspector look at the property before I my offer is accepted?