Sounds like the numbers work well on either option, I agree with the sentiments that $50,000 is a huge swing in potential sale price. 

I'm working on getting mine but I occasionally debate with myself on its value considering that I really don't want to get seriously into sales since I already have a full time job.. 

I am looking for a referral to a good escrow company in the San Jose area for the sale of a business condominium.

The deal seems pretty attractive, and the seller appears very motivated to make a sale.  

I've gone to multiple auctions (Philadelphia Sheriff's Sale), inquired of vacant/distressed properties directly with the owners, worked with random realtors after expressing interest via real estate websites (e.g.

The house is in pre foreclosure and we got the sale date extended for him in order to make it happen.

When a home sale happens the property is updated.Basically, it is an evergreen data of every parcel in the county.

My name is Levi Johnson, my background is Sales.

The article says 20 bids and the winning one "wasn't an outlier," so we have good reason to believe the sales price is ballpark accurately telling us true market value for the home, without even having run comps.Really, what's more likely at play here, is a listing agent that wants to be able to juice up his "average % over asking" pitch a little bit more for future listing presentations.

I know that our sales contract contemplates the security deposits being transferred at closing, which would have been a better time to bring up that the seller did not collect them.