:blush: But the fact that you have properties selling for 50-80% of appraisal makes me wonder whether it's worth a shot.

When I went to his home/office at his request, he tried bullying me and used a tirade of language Richard Pryor would blush at.I eventually was able to get him to realize it wasn't going to work and he ended up giving us the whole thing back.

There are 100 people like you licking their lips as well; the bank wants the most they can possibly get and will allow it to be seen by everyone which is why they created homepath.

Properties being sold 'as is' can be problematic especially if the seller is somewhat cryptic or tight lipped about just exactly what the issues are with the property.

Hey @Lip Meis I have watched Jerry on a couple of webinars and like how he estimates rehab costs.  

They didn't have to look, weren't directed to it and when some asked a question as a few would, my answer was that I'm not an attorney and I can't give legal advice to title issues.You'd think that those at the auction would be closed lipped, but no, someone would ask a question and someone else would often answer them in a rather matter of fact way.

Can you go for lip stick on "pig" nice?

Read my lips...

They told him no.I called them and confronted the guy and he told me his employee didn't know and that they were telling people about her place.... lip service....The apartment had previously emailed my daughter who her roommate was and her contact info.

I'm so thankful for listening to an old podcast the other day where someone said something to the point, "If your offer doesn't make you blush, it's too high".