I put a five day acceptance deadline in the offer.

If they would have remembered that you need a place to live no matter what, maybe some would have just held tight until prices rebound.

It's difficult to read the situation because rates are in uncharted territory so it is interesting to see the PE & Hedge funds chasing yields.If rates pop up, congress talks about reinstating mark to market, or any number of things occur things will become interesting again.I am in the camp that we are in a "oddly tight" market right now with all signs of bubble "cant lose" mentality - that being said it could go either way depending on Govt policies and bank/gse behavior.I think Tom Juhn that if it does not feel right, exercise extreme caution.

Sounds like a really tight market.

REOs typically have very short inspection deadlines, 10 calendar days seems common.

Individual Units: Need power washing, junk removed from yard, grass cut, bushes & trees trimmed, skirting tight & neat, no junk vehicles on blocks, homes need painting, etc. 4.

We may offer a couple of thousand, although this deal is a little tight with all the rehab needed.

Times are tight as you know.

The numbers are a little tight, but if you manage it correctly and as Re asked, they pay all utilities.

With guidelines as tight as they are, many sales are falling through.