If not, look for a high-producing agent and tell them you will sit any Open House and take any excess buyers that they don't want, no matter the price point.

If it sells for more than the amount of taxes owed the excess will be held in trust by the State in perpetuity. 

Excessive damage for sure..........I woiuld definitely call my insurance company about a claim.

They're claiming "normal wear and tear" but am I wrong in thinking this is excessive?

After remediating the black mold, drying up the basement, painting the interior and cleaning the home, he finally came down on his absurd asking price and we settled on $108,000.

By the time I had asked, the person could easily vet me based upon my digital contributions and they knew I was not there just to suck them dry over a $3 cup of coffee.

This is a dry cabin?

@Shayanna Lee I think the market nationally is just pretty dry for wholesalers right now.

Do not bother with DMM, cold calling D4d, .. all that is for friggin amatuers that don't know the first thing about real motivated seller lead generation.You can do all this yourself without having to pay anyone a damn cent.Here:Thanks giving is on the way, it is winter, post election.. the leads significantly dry out for everyone...yet:All free, all motivated, all effortless.What would you do with 30 "ready to sell YESTERDAY" leads ecvery week?

By California standards, this looks very excessive.