The market forces of supply and demand tends to always win out in the long run ... doesn't matter if you are talking cans of soda pop, drugs, or housing.

You don't have to "win" the deal it just has to work for you, let them think that they won if the deal still works, it will serve you well in the future.

I also have had them reject several of my winning bids.

That's a true win win.

Though using the last year1) Wrote/bid for a property We had an interest in (18 With actual intent to win)2) Won for a property We had an interest in (6) So in reality I guess we are about 33%. 

When a property is sold at the Judicial sale is the the transfer tax based on the current assessment or the winning bid amount?

@Mary Stead DocuSign is one of the big players when it comes to electronic contracts.

The worst thing about 203k loans is that sellers do not like them so you will not be able to win in a multiple offer situation unless the property needs repairs to be financed.  

No mortgage, No HML (unlikely to get loan for - or the interest would out kill the profit ), No flipping (see *3*)Bid size: most of winning bid is 40% - 75% property retails value.

Know how to win big, and know how to loose small.