I had a real estate broker license for about 30 years but I never did that full time.Always remember to do the math analysis on your prospects and try to look at them before you make an offer or at least have a clause in the sales contract that allows you the time (usually about 15 days) to make a detailed inspection of the subject property and possibly back out of the deal without a penalty that will excessively hurt you.There is so much to say to you but I am bound to forget something.  

This is the opposite of what I experienced a decade ago when all I was doing was writing offers for people with no money down.

They may say that you need to make an offer first before they give that info, but you can just make a contingency in your offer that states you can change your offer depending on what you find out from the operating expense reports and estoppel agreements.Again, I haven't actually done this yet, but that's what I've read.Hope that helps.

Even though in my offer, I retained right to cancel at any time during the inspection contingency. 

They will need POF with your offer

I need info on how to properly approach him with an offer. 

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Hello, I was offered a kind of paid internship to manage properties for two buy and hold investors who own 35 properties as partners.

@Kareem Elshatory they can def be a little tricky when the clock is ticking, but it also helps put the seller in a more vulnerable position when it comes to your offer.

The few I've found who offer this charge rates SFR investors can't afford because they are built for MFR institutional investors.