There is no reason to offer a homeowenr money in a short sale situation.

It's impossible to tell from the photo, but what I see looks neat and clean.If everything else in the neighborhood looks good and the trailer is clean and tidy with a well maintained lawn, it would make no difference to buyers or renters either one in my town.Especially if you can get it cheap enough to offer it for sale at an attractive price.

I guess if the OP can locate REO's prior to hitting the MLS then maybe he has something to offer.

I will be putting a bid on an REO 6 plex in about a week, and I'm trying to figure out how much to offer with a lot of missing info.RehabThe units appear to be in excellent condition for an REO.

I just got a call from a home owner who has a vacant house in my area, I dont know what to offer her yet but I want to try to get it under contact so we can do a walk through and try to find out the best offer to submit..

I've looked at a similar post for California, and there have been 10 replies.There is no REIA in my area, and at this point I'm simply at a lost for how to find investors that would be interested in buying here.Would I be better off simply doing online searches for houses in areas that members here seem interested in, or would simply having a good deal to offer be enough to generate interest for investors no matter what city the house is in?

How much money would I need to offer you to make you happy working extremely hard for a couple of years and learning stuff that could take you to a whole different level in your life?

It tracks your opens and click throughs.For the people that you don't have phone numbers for, I would encourage them to call you to talk one on one just to chat about what you have to offer, keep them at ease that your not gonna be a hard sell over the phone.

The property I am looking at is approximately $15,000...I would like to offer about $12,000 in cash and avoid closing costs....I am under the impression that on foreclosures, typically investors have to pay for the closing costs...is this correct?

That means you're going to have to offer owner financing at much more typical rates in order to get buyers, and hold those notes until you can get the project to qualify for warrantable financing.You imply you want 100% financing.