I figured my chances were slim because I knew it was extremely small but BP hasn't failed me yet so I had to try.

These can sell just as easily, and be just as motivated, as any other seller, so I don't think it would make any sense whatsoever to exclude them from a marketing campaign.Situations where some bank trust department is overseeing a property have to be the slim minority.

I'll confess that my level of sympathy is pretty slim when an air conditioner has broken in the heat of summer, and it will be 2 days before the repairman can get there.

Sorry to say, it's slim pickens out here in San Antonio.

Account Closed is right on.In your case, you might have a slim chance because the whole CFD process is on the fringe and poorly regulated.

When you take out the real estate commission, material and labor, that's pretty slim for all that risk.

Cut bait and sell, or hold onto it at a slim cash flow rate and hopefully enjoy some appreciation in home values?

I am forced to rent.. and there is slim pickins in my area (good market if can find affordable enough places)..

I also invest in NW IN (Whole sellers add me) but I feel your pain it's been slim pickings on the MLS lately.

If your marketing dollars are slim & you're going to try & hustle to get someone to let you lock their house under contract at a significant discount, you're going to make 100 offers.