That should answer the question of whether it is a stubborn seller, or if you've found a diamond in the rough with a seller who just hasn't had a pitch (offer) to look at quite yet. 

Or are wholesalers pretty stubborn about their price for the most part?

In our case, it was a very tough negotiation with a stubborn seller, and the listing agent offered her contribution to bring the deal together.

She is stubborn in her ways.

Often here is what is happening: we are finding a fair share of people who paid $60,000, $76,000, $86,000 to around $120,000 at auction from 2008 onward (through the mortgage meltdown) for 3-4 bedroom 1500 square foot + homes on 1 to 10 acres who are clearly stubbornly looking to 'cash in' at 2 to 3 times what they paid by keeping the homes on the market beyond 6 months!

Smells can be stubborn.

I fear that they will continue to be stubborn and not budge.

If you are looking for a "Magical clause" in Marco's contractthat will make stubborn sellers throw up there hands andsurrender and sign, you are going to be as disappointed asyou were when you learned about Santa, the Tooth Fairy,and girls being faithful.Trust me, I have both courses; you can find out everythingthat Marco knows and learn it from the guy that taught him,Ron LeGrand.  

She is so stubborn that she wont move out even if we tell her it for her best.

I would love to hear step 2 for the extremely stubborn tenant.