All current tenants will need evicted, and will probably be stubborn about leaving.My max purchase price if bringing my own financing would be 110k - 120kbeing subject 2 I suspect I can offer more so long as the net income covers all the costs and leaves some positive CF.

They're usually at the technological level of a hammer and just as stubborn.

I think my biggest fear with this isn't failure, (I'm to stubborn to quit), but it's not being knowledgeable enough to handle basic scenarios.

Am I being too stubborn with keeping the ~$30k with overly complex solutions?

The banks are very stubborn in the first 30-60 days, so if they got a full price offer then there is no competition with that.

A lot of times they will be stubborn and want to give it a try on their own especially if it's only been on the market for a few weeks/days.

I don't think this was an attempt at a renegotiation as it was ignorance and stubbornness.

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I see a lot of scenarios with stubborn sellers who list and stay on market for months and months at a time and never sell because they think their house is worth $100k over the actual sales comps in their neighborhood.However, with all that being said, there are deals to be had.

When its a proforma which appears to be what you are looking at the price is usually flexible unless its in a hot area or the seller is stubborn with the asking price and has no actuals.On the other hand you will see seller provide actuals and are firm with the asking price or have some flexibility.