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Michael Dunn
  • Olive Branch, MS
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Better Bang for your Buck

Michael Dunn
  • Olive Branch, MS
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With keeping up with all the various REO sites and properties listed on them, and monitoring particular properties that go from Listed, to Under Contract, to Back on the Market , Price Reduced, etc.... I started wondering if purchasing a property from one site vs the other , has more potential, for a buyer to get a property for " cheaper " ( below Market Value ) than one listed on another site? The two I'm leaning towards are HUDhomestore and HomePath I guess my question boils down to.... Should I focus with my Agent, on trying to find/negotiate deals on houses via one site vs the other. As always, I really appreciate the Feedback and help - Michael

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