It's possible with a longer time on market, they may be open to a lower price.2) being sold by owner - may be more opportunity here. price may be over/under market value.3) foreclosure - bank is motivated to sell. may be willing to sell under value especially in a slow area.based on this, it seems like best bet would be to pursue houses sold by owner, foreclosures, and listings that have been on market for a while. there also is a whole other approach of finding motivated sellers - drive bys, bandit signs, etc. 

I know it's highly unlikely that anyone with much common sense would do but I'm willing to bet there are some out there that have done it. 

Figured I keep paying it to keep my credit active since it's costing me nothing.

Hello BP,I just passed the Texas Real Estate licensing exam and am actively looking for potential Brokers to work with.

Just trying to reach out to local investors in capital region area specifically those who are active in the Albany, NY area to connect

I'd bet all my holdingS you are being contacted by 👦 who have I'll intent. no serious investor is going to reach out to an unknown in face 📖 Care to share your fb link. 

Although I'd bet the failure rate is much higher than 80%... 

Hi BP folks,I got my approval and am actively bidding in Los Angles for my first property.

The entire concept is that by investing differently and into something you understand, you can get better results than by leaving 100% of the savings in a handful of mutual funds.There is a lot of good information here on the forums, as well as several providers of such plans who actively participate.

I’m working the creative real estate strategies and I am looking to connect with active wholesalers for collaboration with mutual benefit.