Buying a home can be a stressful process from the open houses to the bidding wars.

Some time passes after the AOS expires, and they will ask for a new offer (which they do not sign or counter).We are on the third iteration of this loop and I assume they are just using the offers as negotiating tools to attempt to engage in a bidding war with other potential buyers.My AOS's have all expired and I am not interested in writing anymore offers.

I do see homes listed within my range on Redfin/Zillow, but not sure how is the bidding war ?

Hi BP friends, a fellow investor of mine who built a commercial residential building had numerous issues, delays and defects in working with the GC firm who developed it.

Octopus furnaces from before World War 1? 

Houses listed at that price elicit bidding wars. 

There are numerous ways to prepare to acquire your property, but the most important thing to do is just take small actionable steps every day.

Overall though, my war stories are fewer and the lessons learned along the way aren't that expensive.

There are some instances you would find yourself in a bidding war and in that case simply find out from investors - potential buyer(s) of your list what they are buying at .

My partner and I have numerous investment properties in the DSM area.