When I was active in RE sales, we were able to ball park market value by deducting 10--15% from the asking price of the FSBO's on the market!

Is there any value in looking at these and making low-ball offers?

It sounds like someone is dropping the ball. 

I just recently learned (via my tenants reaching out to me as a last resort) that my property management has been dropping the ball big time so I terminated them.

You have to have balls to do wholesaling man, you really do lol.

Otherwise I'll go with a shorter alcove tub and a knee wall.But first -- I need to wait  and see if my low-ball offer is accepted!

Keep in mind, if someone nets HUD $1 more the bid will be awarded to themFYI- there is zero chance you were given 24-48 hours to place a bid as you or your agent dropped the ball.

I think I've decided the easiest thing to do is get the ball rolling with my money until July 10th, and do the closing with the lender then What do yall say to that?

Go hit some golf balls. take a long walk, work out with Zoomba or whatever it takes. 

They put out content almost daily now and are getting a good return on our investment.I must admit that I just started the ball rolling and the Wholesaler I hired (no job due to Covid) has really exceeded my expectations.