The properties I have sold lately have all been going for top dollar most of the time above appraisal value so the investors from this site usually do not submit offers on them due to the price being so high.

Build that relationship if possible.But don't be afraid to submit an offer.

There is no point in researching title until a bid is submitted by the lender which is a deficiency and is at a price point that interests you.

(before and after, or simply just after)Or - if you don't have a photo to submit, simply click the "vote" button on your favorite one and we'll see what was the most popular!

The money fell through and the day I posted it here, I had a few interested buyers but that same day an offer was submitted and accepted.

I've recently been submitting offers on bank-owned properties/REOs that I've found using the MLS.

Hi, is there anything that can be done if you suspect that an agent isn't submitting ALL offers/counteroffers to the person he represents?

He just told me that he has to submit it to his buyer in CA so he will have a response for me on Monday.

Minutes after I submitted the first offer on a duplex, the listing broker raised the listing price by $25,000 (which baffled me).

I've lost count at this point at how many offers I've submitted.