That is a guaranteed way to attract a bunch of "tire kickers" who just happen to be driving by and want to snoop around your property.

the taxing authorities are selling with no guarantees.

IMO, the bank wouldn't have given you much of a discount anyway, since FHA offers loss guarantees; the bank knows how much that would amount to, and won't want to sell for less before they hand it over to FHA.

If there's any problem with the title, you as the grantor of a warranty deed, guarantee (i.e., "warranty") the grantee against the problem.

So say you sell these shares that you don't own for 100 dollars apiece, with the guarantee of replacing all of those shares at some future time.

All it might take would be news of some economic indicator in your area (I know it's stonger in your area) or other competition to keep other offers from being made during your marketing period, a bidding war is no guarantee.

I have seen so many people like that, and I guarantee you this person won't even return to the next meeting.

Worse yet, since tenants are lazy, they won't get up to move the ice block once the temperature in the apartment gets high - THEY'LL JUST OPEN THE WINDOWS - GUARANTEED!

If you do one (or the guy who advised doing so) and your buyer failed to qualify in 24 months and nothing changed in his status or qualifications during that period to disqualify him, I will guarantee you will have a problem if that buy gets a guy like me on his side!

As well, a Short Sale is never guaranteed to be approved.