I would say it's best just to ask, every one is generally flexible and there may be opportunity behind the curtain.I would watch out for RE/MAX as you have to pay advertising fees, as well as I believe Century 21 or Royal Lepage, One of the 2 is cheap to work for but they charge a fee to leave.

Some buyers are looking for the steal of the century with a property.

Listed several properties with Century 21 and then returned to college for a Business degree.  

Half value seems like a deal of a century if it only needs 7k in work.

Sincerely,--Joanne Cothern, Realtor, e-PRO®Century 21 Adams & Barnes1395 S.

I have had a few transactions with significant hard earnest money that the buyer walked away from and did not close.When Phoenix was a white hot real estate market in the very early years of this century, people were putting up S100,000 non refundable deposits to purchase condominiums that hasn't been built yet.Conversely, by strange circumstance I found myself owner of a vacant, unattractive, small, poorly conditioned house in a rough area in a smallish Texas town just after the 2007 - 2008 financial meltdown.  

I'm currently an active Realtor with CENTURY 21 Goodyear Green here in Edmond Oklahoma.

For centuries people have physically moved to find the business opportunities in the field they want.

Purchase price: $895,000 Cash invested: $150,000 Sale price: $1,250,000 Contributors: Garrett Quinn This spacious home is tucked away on a private dead-end street, completely remodeled mid-century modern home awaits for you.

This is for 1,000 sqf - 2,500 sqf mid-century homes, usually 3/1 or 3/2.