A change of heart is not a sufficient reason to pretend the sale and recording did not occur.Finally, the failure of lawyers of the 'second' trustee/bene to timely record a Lis Pendens prior to the foreclosure sale suggests that if there is a flaw it is that such was not posted in the record and bidders are the ones that should have the option to cancel the purchase.

The down side is that one has to suspend the propaganda war while pretending to communicate.There's another open meeting coming up on the 25th of September, which should be more interesting than the last one.

Obviously you want to identify their motivation first but even after doing so, don't pretend to know what solution will be best for them.

Another benefit is that I don't have to pretend to be a contractor or a partner of the wholesaler who has told the buyer that he's the prime buyer (become party to a deception.)

Also, what does this guy need to let it go....Does he need his whole 25K back or is he in apoistion to accept 20K (or less)....If there is spread between what he needs (plus the 3K remaining) and the value, there is certainly potential to wholesale.....Lets pretend for argument sake that the property is work 40K as is and that the guy would take 22K to walk away.

So, let's pretend you've just bought a house for $100k cash.

Received their letter aka "Directed Share Program" today and came here to read this great community's feedback.I think it's another careless treatment of the hosts , while trying to pretend that we are privileged to receive their offer.

Let's pretend these houses had no loans on them (they did, but that gets in the way of the thought exercise). 

I offer $180,000 to beat the competition, and the appraisal ends up bringing it back down to $175,000.With about $12,000 of my saved cashed from pretending that I actually had a rent payment, I am able to use an FHA loan to purchase the house.

I pretended like our connection was failing.