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Jeremy Jackson
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Brandenburg, KY
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Making an offer on my first HUD home, advice needed

Jeremy Jackson
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Brandenburg, KY
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I've read for the past hour regarding this and learned a wealth of info.  

I will be offering the asking price.  Owner occupant bidding ends at 1159pm ct on 6/6.

My buyers agent is not real experienced (although her father is, she works for her father).  So do I have a better chance of having this offer accepted if we submit at 1201am ct on 6/7?  I read a lot of discussion on the timing of these deals.  What else do I need to know going in?

Anything else to consider as the property is a great distance away from me, although I have family close to the property to handle anything I may need?

Thanks in advance!

  • Jeremy Jackson
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