I have gone to most of my closing tables and walked away with a check as I bought the property (granted I have a bigger loan, but now have rehab cash).My last deal, currently under way, they are willing to pay rehab (if it appraises right as per above), but I must provide receipts for rehab and they will reimburse me.See the link in this REO forum:http://forums.biggerpockets.com/viewtopic.php?

I have a current REO offer on the table with "and/or assigns" on it, but haven't gotten approval from bank yet.

Is there no way to do a double closing or flip on the table

My attorney has stated that the judge on that date will either let us accept the highest offer we have to date (we have 4 offers on the table now) or he will order a courthouse steps sale.

I do table top closing on subject to's and have no problem selling them through an attorney when its time to sell.

Consider slimmatic's advice - offer to work for nothing for a successful investor - you have to bring something significant to the table to really engage with a mentor.

I've had at least one where they bank ended up dropping the price below the last offer I had on the table.

This is my first home and I'm really just sitting around grinning from ear to ear as it was only a few months ago that I had myself convinced I'd never be able to afford my own home.The whole process almost seemed too easy and to tell ya the truth, I left a ton of money on the table, yet still came in ahead.

This leads me to believe that he received another offer he liked better than ours.We'll see, sometimes they call you back a week later, sometimes two months later asking if your offer is still on the table.

That is, I go to the table with the sellers, get a quit claim deed and then go over to the final buyer and provide him with a warranty deed, paying off all the liens on the property and walking out with the difference.