Can a prospective buyer make multiple offers and then drop all but the one that is accepted?

I don't market any differently to L/O prospects than I do to anyone else, "We buy houses" or "I want to buy your house" Marketing can be area specific and I don't know anything about your area.

He did a credit and background check on us, so that should be enough to deter anyone who I was thinking of earlier.Again, hopefully the problem will just be "in our heads" and never even come close to occurring.

I came across and REO that looks like a good prospect to wholesale but it has 2 room additions that were built without permits.

I would have to guess that if the death penalty can't deter murderers, the threat of financial consequences isn't going to deter people from having unprotected sex.

What would a foreclosure or two do to my prospects of continuing in REI?

:lol: Bottom line... it may be getting tougher with agencies not liking investor spreads in deals, BUT the numbers continue to increase which indicate many many short sale prospects.

However, if you find yourself contemplating too much after finding a prospective property.

I found a number of special interest sites that gather this kind of info to help prospective tenants.

Needs to sell ASAP for the down payment.Seller asks for 90k for home.Appraised value- $139,000.00Proposed offer to seller- $83,400.00Loan to Value- 60%6 -12 months interest only @10% monthly = 695/mo for 12 months = $8,430.00 $91,740.0012% total accrued + principle = $10,008.00 $93,408.00Rent per room @ 480/mo = 1440/mo-695 = 745Rent per room @ 150/wk = 1800/mo-695 = 1105those high rents and weekly rates will work for this particular deal because...Won’t take loan until 3 renters make commitment.Rental is very close to new steel mill.Workers are paying 199/wk at Value Place 45 minutes away.Seller gets daily offers from prospective renters.Workers work 10-12 hour days 6-7 days a week.