You've got to be able to really sell the offer.By all means bark up this tree, but this shouldn't be your primary/only strategy, unless of course you are that seasoned salesperson or marketing expert and can/will put those skills to work. 

Some breeds can’t be allowed for insurance reasons, but at the same time I don’t want a Chihuahua that barks all day and annoys the neighbors. 

All dogs barked in unison as you stepped foot in the backyard (of course when I viewed the house when I made the offer there were no dogs).

All the dogs bark when you’re in the backyard. 

May have to contact directly.Some lenders hire exclusive brokers to list properties,others handle one-offs,eitherway the broker/agent may no ZERO about a short sale so you may be barking up wrong tree talking with listing agent.I have done dozens and settled with most major and midsize lenders.

It also barks nonstop and has been digging holes in the yard (causing her to sprain her ankle).

If your pockets aren't deep enough to lose a six figure sum just to determine that it isn't a deal then you're barking up the wrong tree on this one. 

A little status update on this project after 10 months.Community AmenitiesThe buildout of the new office/gym is underway.BBQ Area, Bark Park, Playground are done.Interiors36 units completed10 currently under renovationForward ever, backward never!

I know buildium can pretty much do that.But I'd also suggest you might be barking up the wrong tree.

Two large, aggressive Rottweiler's barking loudly enough to shake the walls.