Make a hundred lowball offers until one sticks?

So say you wanted to buy a house for $100K, you could offer $106,383 and ask for 6% back.  

I will re-evaluate this deal and make an offer that will definitely meet my needs, I'd rather have no deal than a so so deal anyway. 

@Ray Dipasupil yes I guess it's possible they got it wrong, just funny..that this is the only one inconsistently priced..based on all the others I've looked at@Cary Ferguson Jr thanks for the info..I think you're right, I'm going to just stick to what my numbers are saying...even though it seems so counter-intuitive to be offering more than the 2007 value

Then you can delegate and have a better understanding of if jobs are being performed effectively/honestly. 

I've read so many  posts lately and honestly a lot of them are intimidating but I'm hoping to gain the knowledge and wisdom through more reading and with your guidance.one "problem" that we are running into are how to fund real estate property.

He may be able to offer more insight into additional questions you have.

If I could also possibly become an asset to a Note Business Company, I can offer my full commitment to the business. 

Also the realtor said I could only do a cash offer or use a construction loan, is that a red flag?

You might ask @Brian Gibbons what he can offer in advice.