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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Hud bidding strategy
I have a bid in on a HUD house with a Monday at midnight deadline. This house just had a 20% reduction and an increase in activity this weekend. I believe there will be multiple bids placed. If a buyer is allowed to pass after a winning bid by not submitting the contract to HUD, is he/she allowed to bid again the next day? If so, why not bid high, win and then cancel and rebid before the rest of the buyers catch on?