David Greene makes a video about once a quarter on the BP podcast showing how to do this and usually he gives out a discount code for BP premium.If you need the MLS do you have a friend with access that you can do comps with?

I have a discount set up of 15% for the 60-ish days, and based on Beyond Pricing, those days are in low demand. 

As housing gets more expensive, buyers may have to buy condos/townhomes as their first home so don't discount the future of your journey, now.

Also, we all have about the same rates - so pick someone you like and you have confidence in.If you have a lender with substantially lower rates than everyone else, you are paying for that rate in the form of origination fees and discount points.

The agent isn't probably negotiating a steep discount with a builder. 

Point being - you don't know what you don't know about what you are buying at foreclosures - so you are getting that discount for taking that risk.I would also point out that at 8% interest - VERY LITTLE cash flows well.  

IE pull the cash out of it so I could go buy more timberland to log.. get payments from my buyer .. pay the bank their payment then when my buyer cashed me out I cashed out the bank and got my equity... for me it was not as much a tax play as a get stuck money out now without massive discount to a NOTE buyer pimper .. who is looking to get notes with massive discounts. 

If there is no real estate agent involve we provide the 2% discount back to our customers or we are happy to pay the buyers broker such fee.

So they can get a discount rate?

If there is no real estate agent involve we provide the 2% discount back to our customers or we are happy to pay the buyers broker such fee.