The property is in South Carolina, and I've talked to one attorney who said run, and I've reached out to a second to ask about this type of deed.  

"The bidding starts at <60% FMV>"4) After you get some bids on Sunday and the open house is over, you start going through the bidder list and calling everyone bu the highest bidder offering them to outbid the highest bidder.5) You repeat step #4 until you bid up the price as high as you can.6) Meet with highest bidder and take a non-refundable deposit (specify this as a "condition" of the bid auction). 7) Close.The idea here is if the highest bidder flakes out, you still have a list of other bidders, everyone just $500 or so lower than the highest bidder.

@Rich HupperYou’re talking about residential lenders.

The reason I got this property was talking about Real estate with the guy while playing Pickleball.

.- In San Francisco duplex near 101: was listed 700k now listed for 599k.

What price or what terms would make the difference and offer what actually make sense not their listing price. 

Vacancies are down to almost nothing and we are starting to accumulate a wait list. 

Are their listings detailed with good-quality photos?

I can talk about fix and flips, underwriting, wholesaling, lead generation, agent outreach and I also from time to time fund deals for other investors.

Are you talking about someone who does all the deal sourcing, closing, and transaction management?