All this talk about multiple offers shows a market that could be underway towards increasing prices.My condo complex has 340 units and we have had values cut in half with properties just sitting for long periods, no action.Just noticed, everything except 2 units have sold, at huge discounts mind you, but sold nonetheless.Condos are the firt to crash and the last to comeback.

The more likely you are able to deliver on this PROMISE of SERVICE the more likely they will want to sell YOU their house (at a discount, of course).

I have been searching for discount sources for this.

Looking back, I had pretty much no idea what I was doing on my first few projects and while I learned a tremendous amount, I'm sure there was plenty of luck involved.

That way a bad appraisal at sale time won't screw the deal, and there's room to take a discount on the note to get cash.

You just have to realize that you're going to have to give a discount for a cash buyer and another discount for taking them all in a bundle.

Please note, there are risks with purchasing real estate Sub to (wrap around financing) but the risk is lowered tremendously (but still there) if it is a to-big-to-fail bank loan sub to pruchase and you make ALL your payments on time.Or, just buy it sub to with an llc or such entity.

Comp the house, get it at discount minus repairs, and then find a buyer who is interested in discounted higher dollar homes?

This is to make certain that it cash flows.Think there's any chance that estate seller (now a note holder) will come back to the well early and be willing to negotiate a substantial early pay discount?

Builders use this.Sale Option BackOwner sells today at discount to get capital, receives option to purchase later, price is fixed.