Let's face it, without the warm introduction from the realtor the odds of landing a deal on an expired listing like this are slim to none. 

Doing that we have to prepare for the slim possibility that there will be a title issue and we will have to take the property back.

Stick with your offer, the other guy with the higher offer may go away when he finds out how slim this deal is.I would self-manage this property although I can't tell how busy you are because when I viewed your profile you haven't posted it yet.

rental is NG dont go at 1%flip is slim- 130K at 10% closing/selling expense brings it to 117K purchase at 91K leaves 26K without rehab costs.

Besides, the chances of one of your buyers being willing to pay more than everyone the MLS has exposed it to, is awfully slim.  

The chances of you finding a deal in those first ten calls is slim so use those first few as a learning opportunity.  

In the slim chance that they actually go through with a purchase in the future, you have your buyer in place.

The chances of you selling your contract to a retail buyer are very slim.

Maintenance would be slim to none, they are pretty new units with not much to repair.

., to appeal to the ultimate buyer are pretty slim.