I feel that dropped the value and thought about finding others that sold higher where seller was not too desperate to just move.

Some are desperate to sell and pay off burial or medical expenses.

So my family and I are in a real tight spot right now, and we desperately need help in order to save our house.We filed for bankruptcy back in June, and were discharged in September.

They are literally desperate and counting on Joe to close (a realtor offered to list it but Joe said he was a cash buyer and no fees and fast closing).  30 days later Joe is asking for an extension and a price drop but there isn't room. 

The biggest thing is sticking to your process, don’t get desperate looking for a tenant.If they miss the 10am phoneninterview that they agreed to, move on!

The original price was too high, but the sellers were also desperate and didn't want to wait any longer. 

I guess it may be common in Texas but I am not desperate, I will wait for the right deal. 

You could charge a above market rent, since they are likely desperate, and increase your profit margins while addressing a definite housing issue for these indivulaes. 

We've been looking to expand recently and he found a wild deal.Place is a 1 bedroom condo, in a great area and seller is desperate. 

We'd be a real big trouble if they ever got that desperate