It's fine to make a low offer if it's justifiable, don't low ball just because).

And you can find a renter that won't question everything and break your balls for the entire length of the lease.Now have the conversation with them...Then enjoy your honeymoon!!

If you're just throwing out low-ball offers in the hopes that something will 'stick', you will likely annoy many agents (who are required to submit all offers, even if they know they will not be accepted) and offend many buyers.Nothing wrong with offering below asking price as long as it's justified by comps/property condition/circumstances/etc.  

I am happy to finally get the ball moving and looking forward to where they journey will lead. 

Get in a low ball offer and see where it takes you.

We are long term buy, rehab and hold investors and are just plugging away buying when cash flow allows and after a few years its about two properties a year and the ball is really starting to roll.Our two cents

I have an LLC in process that should be back from the DOS any day and sent an initial loan application last week to get the ball rolling.

Right now I have many balls in the air and can't juggle.  

You do the math ;) Not trying to discourage you, but being a landlord in the arctic is a whole new ball game.

And oh yea @Jay Hinrichs I'm like the odd ball out of my family that lives in rural Mississippi.