Yeah Jason says you can just walk away... however if you want to be black balled and possibly screw over a seller then go ahead.

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Make an offer, get them playing ball.

I was considering making an offer, a very low-ball offer, to see where she REALLY stands.

Currently we are “slowly†working on several shortsales and sending out many low ball REO offers hoping for a bite.

But, it will be a long time before the price comes down to $70K.Buying a particular REO is an exercise in heartbreak.

I am ready to get the ball rolling on some more properties.

The property sold in 2006 for $128k and currently there are three comps on the market all for around $120k.My questions are:1) For those with experience, is it unheard of to give the bank a low ball offer of say $40k?

That started the ball rolling on this flurry of securitization that made credit easy and almost free.

I will have plenty of insurance set up, but I am hoping I didn't put myself behind the 8-ball on this first IP.Thanks in advance for any help!!!