That's probably the reason the last 2 offers fell through, the owner is unwilling to negotiate.

If a seller is unwilling or unable to sell at a wholesale price then they have to be willing and able to sell on wholesale terms.Wholesale terms are things like selling subject to the existing mortgage remaining in place.

It's a "fixer upper", so price it as such and sell for what you can get if you're unwilling to repair it yourself.

Sellers still need an option when they are unable or unwilling to make the property MLS worthy.

Your CPA or whomever is doing your taxes is gutting you for lots of cash if they are unwilling to use the quickbooks information. 

If that attorney is unwilling to do a quiet title, ask a different attorney.

I've told the story on here a few times about not getting a loan from a specific bank, began working with a loan officer and she ends up getting me a loan (at a good rate) with the very same bank that was previously unwilling to give me a loan. 

I never buy a rental I would be unwilling live in myself because of condition or neighborhood.  

But when the work wore off, the rent stayed the same and they were unwilling to pay full rent.He then rented the house out to a couple.

The owner is unwilling to finance the property for me.