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Updated almost 13 years ago on . Most recent reply
Cash offers on HUD foreclosures?
Are they likely to accept less on a cash offer? Ive purchased some HUDs in the past but always dealt with financing. I hear a lot of foks say they will accept 85% of asking price pretty often. Would I be better to go in at 80% of asking price on a cash offer?
Thanks!
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HUD bidding process follows set rules, and it all boils down to what will net more for HUD. A cash offer that nets $1 less to HUD will lose out to a financed offer that will net $1 more.
If you want to win HUD bids, focus on netting the most to HUD:
1. Higher offers
2. Lower closing costs
3. Lower commissions to selling agent