The difference being the deficiencies pointed out in one property or asset class type is acceptable to one investor and not the other.I do commercial real estate.

Springer said that if there were a sale for a profit within the redemption time period, and the borrower owed a deficiency balance after the auction, then the profit had to be applied to the deficiency.

@Yoni Rozenstein I use a property management company here in Charlottesville, VA that requires the parents to co-sign for the rental so any monetary deficiency comes back on the parents.  

Despite these deficiencies they are listing the homes at top dollar value, in our case around $155/sf for a 2 level that has not been touched or updated in almost 20 years. 

With a cash deal - you can close in NJ with a temporary CO (that lists all the deficiencies that will need to be remedied within a specific amount of time)  Best thing to do is talk to the town about their process.  

Account Closed The one deficiency I see across almost all wholesalers is they come into this thinking wholesaling is their main business...it's a difficult go and very few can scale.

Shortsale- make sure to chat with lawyers/tax professional to make sure you don't owe anything for the forgiven debt and your lender relieves you of the deficiency. 4.Walk away - foreclosure 5.

Deficiency depends on more than one factor.

Since we are nationwide, we rely on our Realtors to meet with a contractor and get estimated prices on repairs, tell us (and sometimes send pictures) about any deficiencies in the home or neighborhood, and generally go the extra mile to get us to closing.

And yes, the offer should be made in this case as the deficiencies can be noted and justify the offer and if it's rejected move along to the next one.PS.