Once I find a Buyer, I'll go back to the Seller and exercise my option so that we can then sign the Sales and Purchase Agreement.

My wife and I need a role model!!

I’m slowly playing a more passive role and will eventually be exiting that business as we “consciously uncouple” and starting my own - I’m on my second project in Denver with my new business partner, who's a real estate agent in Denver and would also love to come along for the ride!

Isn't one of the first steps in forming a partnership or venture determining what each person's role would be? 

I also own 50% of a construction company and my role in the company is the business side (accounting, legal, marketing) as well as growth and overall efficiency.

My apologizes -- my question was directed to @Dawn VuIn New York City, a commercial Landlord has the right to vacate the buildings office tenants if there is a demo clause outlined in the lease agreement and the Landlord decides to exercise this right. 

Anyone buying on there does need to exercise their own portion of due diligence to seek out the non statistical data that websites and RS cant provide such as blocks and neighborhood issues. 

I really need to figure out what roles I am going to take care of and what roles I will delegate to members of my team.

Other factors that play a role in how low you can or should offer are:- days on market (the longer the property has been on the market, the more likely a lower offer will be considered)- if it's a short sale or REO or a straight market listing.

But alas, I am a newbie, and there are many questions I have like- does type of plaster play a big role?