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John is correct, if they accept $10, then you just cut them a check and proceed accordingly.Now I come from the school of putting down a large chunk for earnest money to show that I am serious and not playing games.There are enough contingencies that can be written to protect your money, and if I want the deal, I want the deal.I know many people will disagree with me on this, but that is just my personal preference.

Assuming the counter offer is around where the BPO came in at and who ultimately owns the note can determine what percentage of the BPO will get accepted.

Thing is he actually made and got the offer accepted (REO) in his name .

The bank will likely require an independant valuation like an appraisal or BPO before accepting any offer.

Now lets see if the offer gets accepted by the bank.

They have all sorts of groups across the country, both business and social.

There are so many places to post it up online in addition to social marketing, you can easily get the home sold without working an completely new website for it, not to say it would not help.

But just keep in mind that unless the property goes through the tax foreclosure process then any and all liens against the property still are existant and in full force.You still can find good deals this way the same as finding any distressed homeowner who will accept a lot less for his property than it is worth but you will still have to deal with any legal lien claims which could kill the deal.And then you will find those that did not realize that they were the actual owners and you will be alerting them to pay the taxes so as to keep the property.

This could potentially replace social security with a Federal 401k.....