As I'm looking through REO's in my market, I notice several that require I used another website to make an offer.Has anyone had any experience using these websites to make offers and any advice.

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If the seller is using the county assessed value then guessing at a price its no wonder its been up for so long, they are not accurate.Get on Zillow, realtor.com, eappraisal, redfin (use the whats my house worth tool) to get a general ballpark of what homes have sold for near by and what these websites think the home is worth.

When you call (it probably won't be advertised on their website), you want to ask if they do Portfolio Loans or Non-Warrantable Loans.You may also be able to find Private Money that will do this as well.

Check out the Making Home Affordable.gov website for more information on possible refinancing options.

I was referred to this website so I'am still trying to understand it. 

@Robert Perkins,I'd suggest downloading a Schedule E from the IRS website and working through it.

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Stevens who is a MH community broker specializing in smaller communities and also go to her website and read back issues of her community owner newsletter that is available for free.