You can search for some great videos on how to make this happen.

I'm curious what your track record has been submitting a bunch of low ball offers on property to see if any stick?

My partner submitted a very strong deal to them.

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However, after filling out and submitting the contact form late in the evening and receiving no response, a follow-up phone call was made later the following day.

Submitted the packet to the lender and were just waiting on the bank.

On the other hand, the last REO I bought, the bank made its counter offer the day after I submitted, and later the same afternoon we had gone back and forth two times with counters and agreed upon a price.

I'm not sure what he's talking about, but you will need to find a realtor in your town that knows how to submit the offer to HUD.

If I have to put my own money to repairs, and then, submit receipts, etc. to get reimbursed, then why would I want to borrow money for repairs in the first place?

The price was also a little below the average for the area.We submitted an offer for the house, and under my agent's pressure (she is a friend of ours), hired an inspector and coughed up $170.