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Hans M.
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How Do I Approach HUD Bid With 2nd Price Reduction?

Hans M.
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  • St. Louis, MO
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I've been reading a lot on the forums about how to bid on HUD properties, but I am still confused about how to approach a property that has had a first, and then a second, price reduction. Does the 88% net HUD rule still apply in each instance, or will the typically acceptable percentage drop on each price reduction? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Greg H.
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Greg H.
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There are no longer any absolutes as to what HUD will take after price reductions. At some point a lower offer in the 70% range might be accepted. Hud will typically manually review bids after a week or 2 when the property has received multiple reductions. Keep in mind, if someone nets HUD $1 more you are out

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