If you are not embarrassed by your offer, then you paid to much.

I have seen several people win the bid only to find out it was a 2nd, that can be embarrassing and costly too.

Recently told the property manager to follow-up with several unit owners that are not up keeping their property when to my embarrassment he showed me a photo of one unit with all the screens torn and said it was my unit.

Never feel embarrassed to ask any questioner or to ask for advice people here are great

In response, she told me the only option I have is to find someone to take over my rent for me (though the lease would still be in my name), because their policy on lease cancellation is that it's allowed only if (a) you die (b) you're so ill you have to leave school (c) drafted into military service.At the time I didn't go into the details of WHY I dropped out of my program/am leaving, because I'm not sure it constitutes a severe enough illness, plus it's just personal and I felt embarrassed discussing it with her.

Hi Emma,I also felt embarrassed by the behavior of that poster.

What items in the offer is embarrassing?

Anyway, the next day the agent told me how embarrassed she was but the seller accidently listed the home for $20,000 less than they owed because they made a mistake and forgot that they re-fied and yada yada yada.

When I got there the Seller was embarrassed to let me in and told me that it needed lots of work (which she hadn't told me prior).

I'm a little embarrassed to admit it but looking back a few years ago when I first started focusing on REI, I thought I discovered "the secret" to making TONS of money on a CONSISTENT basis by flipping houses- just like the "guru's teach it.