I have given this a lot of thought over the last few months.With two small children in school (kdg & 4th grades) I am concerned that they will also be forced to get the shot.I have decided that we, as a family, will not participate.

However, all things considered, I would like to ask all investors on this forum to please submit the following:1) Your city and state2) A basic range (50-55 cents/1.00, 56-60 cents/1.00...etc) as pertaining to your own personal experience on accepted offers. 3) Please include your source as well (was it via a listing broker, RE Agent or carve out from larger institutional buyer..etc)4) How many times do you resubmit your typical offer until it's accepted?

Sean... welcome aboard.Lots of good stuff on this site... jump in and participate and your 12 month goal should come to pass.

Christopher Thornberg from Beacon Economics, Rick Sharga, Senior Vice President Realty-trac, Joseph Magdziarz, Vice President Appraisal Institute, Bruce Norris, Investor and hard money lender, and other experts.

Every financial institution is different.

I'm glad that you've decided to take the plunge and participate here on BP.

I tend to participate, contribute, and use the sites I choose as resources.Colleague request sent

Laws, governments, societies are instituted so that some semblance of civility can be obtained.

Real Estate would be on the menu, but as little or as much as the participants want to see.

i have a real estate background and just started a foreclosure real estate investment company. looking forward to participating on this forum and learning from experienced investors across this country. i've attended about 5 public courthouse auctions so far. unfortunately, i missed out on my first property by about $900, but i didn't want to exceed my maximum bid. currently, working on a spreadsheet and analyzer program to help with analysis and decision making quickly and easily.