If so, it's a win.

Wrong city, but hey you can't win them all. 

I would recommend that you put more money down and ask for the rate to be dropped - win for the seller and double win for you.

I would rather have a phenomenal relationship with a credible and successful Private Money Lender, that is built on a win/win relationship and a deep understanding of how we are a benefit to each other, than rely on any big box bank (or any bank for that matter) for my capital needs. 

CI for the win. :) Thanks to you and all of the work the BP staff do to keep this great resource running.

You might want to hold a drawing where brokers, agents, or buyers put in a fish bowl what they think the property should sell for in it's current condition and you have multiple winners for gas cards, restaurant cards etc.People love to win stuff and it gives you a reason to call them  back plus when you say to a seller it is overpriced it  can fall on deaf ears.

Looks like it could be win win.

But he who makes the most offers wins.

It could be a win-win situation.

If not, this could be who knows how much.Also, do I need to pony up for a title search before I even see if I win the deed auction?