You should always expect to bring some money to closing.Even though hard money loans don’t usually require a set down payment, it is almost unheard of where the investor borrower will get 100% financing with absolutely no money into the deal.

It’s not unheard of for listing agents to submit a bid in order to get you into a “multiple offer” situation and encourage you to raise your offer at least once or twice.

Discounts ranging from 20-40% are not unheard of in REO sales.

I gleaned this from the number of rooms per floor and total number of units.In my area, purchasing a property for $50,000 per door is totally unheard of, however this does require a significant rehab.

The technique you allude to is not unheard of, not sure how common it is.

That is pretty much unheard of in commercial circles (but not uncommon in illegal circles).There are plenty of hard money lenders who are available here in Orlando which I can refer you to.

‘Now, the average start price is close to $400,000, which is unheard of in this market,’ he said.

It's not unheard of, but that's usually part of the seller's fee.Ask for the MLS printout with the commission showing.

A 3B/2B for that price in San Diego is unheard of.

In the old days in Oregon we could write offers with EM NOTES  allowed us to shot gun and we could write a 50k EM NOTE does not have to be cashed until the deal is all signed around or within say 7 days of that.WEll that was unheard of in CA.. were I came from and many others that came to Oregon. so you rarely if ever see an EM note anymore agents wont allow it..