@Brandon Keith LancasterBanks have a couple ways of unloading properties.

But I appreciate what was said about not  borrowing from the 401k.I may let this ride a bit longer until I have all the debt paid off, or he comes back to me again with more desire to unload.

Is there a rule of thumb, like X asking equals X offer on contract, until I can unload them?

If it is treated lumber it will have splits and like like as it ages.

You are right, there are plenty of days ahead for those nice toys.On a side note, don't let Carmax take advantage of your eagerness to unload your vehicle.

I'm thinking of unloading my first condo but could not decide on where to put the money.

TONS of lumber in a 2 story garage.  

You might be able to find a specialty mill that can cut from new lumber and treat with chemicals to get the desired effect and get away with some of your requirements.

He told me that even the guys coming in to bid on bulk purchases offering to unload their entire REO portfolio prior to them hitting the MLS are getting turned down flat because the lender wants to release only so many units at a time and all at full retail or over.

I have a client who needs to unload her home because of distress.