I accepted a full price offer of 115K with 6% back to buyers for closing costs/downpayment.

Basically I'm wondering, would you be willing to purchase at full market value if you could get the right terms accepted on seller financing.

Has anybody seen or heard of banks being more willing to accept lower offers on REO recently?

(just kidding) In all seriousness, I think that we might get a monster bear market rally once we test DOW 7,200.

My company has gone from 20 employees last fall to 6 currently.I've been picky with the jobs I am applying to and interviewing for but that is because I don't want to just accept a job to accept one.

That seems the cleanest.Will your hard money lender accept a deed in lieu?

Has anyone ever bought a Fannie Mae owned property and lowered the deposit amount to $100.00 with their acceptance?

So we do not deliver the actual check until the offers is accepted.I think the bigger problem with the strategy you mentioned is you will have a hard time changing the name on the purchase contract once they accept your offer.

The outcome of your "cash flow" analysis determined the lowest cap rate that you could accept.

A book or two will present background information in an organized manner.Short sale is getting a lender to accept an offer for less than the owner owes on the property.Preforeclosure is that period of time from when a notice is filed by the lender that a loan is in default until the sheriff's sale happens.