If my Seller tells me to let a specific Buyer know they will come down to $200K, then that Buyer wants to further negotiate (when it appears to be a "great" deal), I move on to the next Buyer.

When evaluating the quotes you receive, make sure that they are all quoting an equivalent quality of paint (as paint can vary widely in cost). 

It appears this one is saying don't share the info that they provide. 

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Then search Google for "maps for plotting locations" or "maps for plotting several locations" and the following listing will appear - How to pin point multiple locations on Google mapsThe 2 miles may be a guess, but you can be close enough.

Look online for clothing, women's clothing, shoes, men's clothing exporters and the cast of characters will begin to appear. 

From calculations, it appears that it will at least take 1500 away from my yearly NOI.The house was bought for 10k below market price and is 4/3 near a university.

I have always wanted to get a group like this together and it appears that I am not the only one.   

Hello Forum,I am currently working on a deal for a Colorado property that by most common sense would appear to be residential.

While researching properties on the county assessor tax websites I often come across properties that have sold in very short periods of time for substantial differences and it appears the buyer is often a trust and the seller may be the owner of the trust.