What HUD lists as FMR and what your local Housing Authority will determine as rent reimbursement based on number of bedrooms can vary WIDELY (and often not to the landlords benefit).For example, HUD's FMR for a 3 bedroom unit for 2016 in my county is $997. 

We couldn't resist listing it in the spring market before it was finished (tile was going in, etc), and when we didn't have offers, we weren't sure if the price was too high for the neighborhood or if people were just reluctant to offer on a house under construction.

What's the DOM, current price compared to the original listing price?

Here is a list of some of my favorites!

List any and all tasks you can think of. 

Dear Amazing Bigger Pocket members,I came across an REO property that was listed (about 190K) similar to comps in an area.

Wherever you're choosing to invest, connect with an agent and have them send you listings so you can get a feel for what is out there and what properties are selling for, both rehabbed and fixer-uppers.Do you have a job?

Listed at $70k then dropped to $63k.

Higher interest is their hedge against the chance that you default.That said, there are basic protections that can be put into place besides just "your word", and a lot of them have already been listed so there's no need in restating (mortgage, alternative asset backing, etc,). 

So I am waiting on the call right now,  a great sfr block 65k MLS list and it fell out of contract with the last buyer, so I had emailed the listing agent to let me  know if it goes back to Active, and I always do the emails with a header that says  OFFER for Property....etc..... because I was a busy Realtor and I know when the deal dies, you go in your inbox and look for that guy who emailed me weeks ago, I get more deals that way by the way.