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One platform only, no side deals, no discounts, no sob stories or "Employer check" bull$hit. 

That discount helped a lot.

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@Brian Gerlach little ceasers because I'm active duty military so they wave or discount alot of the start up, it's the fastest growing pizza chain and the average take home is around 40k

So 1) ask if they want to purchase it, after determining a reasonable listing price, minus a discount (or pay some of their closing costs) since you don't have to list it -- make sure they qualify first, or 2) if they don't want to buy it, tell them you need to sell asap, so you'd like to know if they are amenable to an early termination agreement, possibly offer them $x for moving expenses if they leave by a certain date. 

I invest in San Diego county and will state that if you do not want to count appreciation then it is far better to rent than to purchase at retail.The problem with this logic is that you are discounting the return component that makes San Diego one of the best locations in the nation for buy n hold RE.  

In our case, the seller listed the rents but neglected to mention that he'd taken a hefty discount for prepayment on one apartment, and put a clause in each lease stating the rent would remain the same upon renewal.

I buy stuff that needs full rehabs at deep discounts, and do full rehabs, New furnace, water heater, electrical panel if needed, flooring, kitchens, roof, windows, ect as needed and force the value up, so I tend to buy between $20-50K so $10-30K rehab and get an ARV between $80-120K with rents at unusually .8-1% of ARV or 2%+of my all in cost, this spring boards you forward, doing BRRR without needing more cash, because you can get all your money back out, I try to keep my equity high and debt low with the prospect of economic changes over the terms of a loan, lots can happen in 15+ years. let me know if i can help, I have 24 locations, 27 doors Im in West Bend and have stuff all over WI. 

Even after you sign the deal, based on inspection report, you can ask for price discounts - using inspection report as basis.