:Secondly, the offer you made could have been for more money, it may not have been the best offer that met the needs of the seller.When you are making CASH ONLY OFFER on a property that is sold AS IS and cannot be possibly financed due to holes in the walls and ceiling, has a huge pile of trash in the middle, was used by homeless people as a dump and is missing appliances, there is very little difference between the offers.I'm not an agent, so I have no bias in this.The bank's asset manager might prefer the buyer that the listing agent represents because the asset manager has an existing relationship and level of trust in the listing agent, so that when the asset manager wants a guaranteed closing he will prefer the listing agent's own buyers - because the asset manager knows (or assumes) that the listing agent will only deal with buyers that close.  

I'm an operator with units in the region, so I am biased to our own teams and management company (Bespoke Stay). 

I’m completely biased in my opinion because I live in, invest in and am a realtor/firm owner in Charlotte NC.

Im Biased, but if you are considering Nashville, look me up!

There was a mix of ppl (gender, race, age, east/west coast based) in the group. 

I learn best by interacting while discussing the case studies...so I have a bias towards classroom training.I've taken the entire series of CCIM classes and think the 101 was the best, in particular, because of its focus on analysis and understanding your numbers.

These are both simply my personal bias.

I feel like this is the deal because  a place sold in November on my floor for $430 K,100 square feet bigger, un renovated and another place upstairs was 600 ft.² bigger and sold for $650k un renovated and my place is listed at $390 everything brand new. so the drop to $365-$375 in my biased opinion would be giving it away but I can't force the market I guess.  

The bias is against private investors who purchase 1st and 2nd mortgages of delinquent homeowners in favor of non-profit entities who are deemed to be more likely to find ways to mitigate or negotiate favorable modifications or forgive debt entirely.During this phase of real estate cycle, investors tempted to buy from the remaining inventory of bad paper must consider practical side of their profit and exit plan as lawmakers conspire to make it more difficult for you to benefit from loans you've acquired.Read the full article from an industry newsletter here:http://www.dsnews.com/news/09-30-2015/elizabeth-warren-leads-protest-of-agency-npl-practices

In all seriousness and obviously bias, but Memphis.