But I actually had a question regarding this process, I know the bank sets the sale price of the property, but does the agent’s commission take a hit?

I'll probably hit the main office again later today.The funny part of all this is that the former owners listed the property prior to the foreclosure.

It will just delay when you take the hit for the mistake.You can make a profit on any deal if you get it cheap enough.

Okay well TC hit me up via PM.

work towards it and no matter what, will it to happen, but be prepared to hit brickwalls at high speed.and in this scenario - get comps - use a buyers agent and offer what you can afford or what the rental will cash flow at comfortably.terms, price, conditions, etc - work them all out.

Good for many things like mortars where you expect to hit on the 3rd shot.

We're hitting high 90s here in central TX and will for the next couple of months.all cash

So it's not very likely that a slam dunk one will actually hit the computer, but it does happen occassionally.Get an agent that you like and trust.

The assignment issue has little to do with the state.A lender is agreeing to take a hit.

-Second concern is how to efficiently market the property without a realtor in an effort to emit fee?