A low ball offer and a calculated below market value offer are two different things.If we have an example below:$100K (ARV)$10K (REHAB COSTS - incl. materials & labor)$10K (CLOSING COSTS & OTHER)A realistic offer would be $40K-$50K (depending on your personal rule of thumb - i.e. 60%-70% LTV - incl. all costs - offer @ +/- $5K)Now if their asking price is roughly $70K, this is a reasonable offer.A low ball offer would be anything below $35K,Normally to retrieve an offer below 80% of an REO's asking price is usually not possible.

He submitted a password retrieval request, and the system didn't recognize his email address as one that was in their system.So evidently they had scraped his information from another source, or some website where he did register is using that data with a second website and advertising it as "private money".Stay away, it's a scam.

My main desktop computer is the only one configured to delete mail from the server and I can access it via remote desktop to retrieve documents if necessary.

You'll notice that I probably wasn't the author of many posts there - I just linked to other already existing BP threads to aggregate the info for easier retrieval.

However, court filing and archival systems of public records are designed to be accurate and accessible and are typically pretty consistent from court to court.At the risk of sounding redundant from my other posts on the topic, I encourage you visit the court and (with patience and kindness) ask a clerk how their filing retrieval system works.

ive just sent a list of 300 absentee owners 2 days ago, (I wish I could of send more but I wanted to test the water) ive retrieve the list from listsource and send out from yellowletterscompleteI was wondering is there any other tips you guys would like to share it would be greatful thanks!

The best place for comps is the MLS (and CRS, which is a Courthouse Retrieval System).

Also stores a boat and trailer on the driveway.My property is a single story, 1200sqft (3 bed, 2 bath) house in a working class neighborhood, he and his wife with 2 kids (10, 12 years old) and he already has one Golden Retriever that I approved ($300 Pet fee).

The tenant can retrieve that from the reverse side of the check image.

How do you retrieve the earnest money in an assignment transaction?