100% financing is tough...even for private lenders, unless there are compensating factors (great track record, proven successes, strong reserves, great credit score...maybe even good job/w2 income (usually not a factor for non-bank investment property lenders, but may be for a private individual)). 

I'm looking for successful, like minded agents who are interested in: Levering solar to selling more homesLearning home to not loose a sale that has solar involved andCreating an additional revenue stream without taking your focus off selling homes. 

I'm looking for successful, like minded agents who are interested in: Levering solar to selling more homesLearning home to not loose a sale that has solar involved and Creating an additional revenue stream without taking your focus off selling homes.

Happy to help in any way I can.Congratulations, John, and I wish you luck on your journey to real estate success!

Happy to help in any way I can.Congratulations and I wish you much success in your real estate investing career!

This is year 3 for me without any success. 

If you’ve dealt with this type of property and this type of tenant before successfully then maybe this makes sense.  

I would go to local real estate clubs or events and network as much as I could and start hanging out with successful people.Just so you'll understand a little about me is that I have about 30 years of experience in construction management and real estate. 

Not only does BP have free informative forums for you to learn and comment on, it also has free online courses, guides, and success stories from other real estate investors!

Different posts here mention the following, quite different, tactics:- bid 85% of reduced price (which means Net to HUD will be under 80%)- bid so that Net to HUD is 80%- 88% Net to HUD rule still applies after 1st reductionCould anyone share actual experience with successful bidding after 1st reduction?