Others who and in more desperate situations can't, and get some amount of help.

It would take a pretty desperate or uninformed realtor to get involved with this.The realtor has no responsibility to the lender however.

The company I worked with was desperate for host parents.

The obvious reason for this is, we're priced too high, but we're not desperate to sell either so we kept it that way.

So, compared to other deals out there the agent and broker have to work harder for less money than if they found something for their buyer on the MLS or something that is currently a desperate FSBO where the agent and broker might be able to snag the listing and pocket even more commission.Now, unless part of the criteria the buyer gave to their agent includes some discussion on discounts off FMV or built in equity your fantastic deal won't get much more than a passing glance from a buyer's agent, or any other kind of agent for that matter.

Then, when they here of someone that is DESPERATE to sell, they will call you.Good Luck,Mike

Again my mistake, especially when I was just completely desperate to get someone started.

Desperate sellers do desperate things.

We just painted 2 rooms and reglazed the bathtub, which was desperately needed, for an inherited tenant and they were very happy and no longer cared about the rent increase.Also I recommend getting in the habit of saying “we” even if it’s just you making the decisions.

Are people really this desperate to offload their house?