How do you submit a HUD bid if you want to take title in a land trust.

Before I buy database software, I wanted to see what the pro's are using.

She considers the buyer serious once they have submitted to her a purchase offer with a loan approval.

I've got an approved short sale with Litton as the first and RTR as the 2nd.Litton has sent me an approval letter and they are allowing 3k to RTR.RTR negotiator has rejected the 3k and is asking for 12k.I submitted the request to my Litton negotiator who gave me an obvious answer of "no way."

Which is fine, I have submitted 3 other offers on properties.... which I have the buyers already lined up....so I should hear something next week regarding the offers...

That is mainly due to the fact they really do not negotiate they just submit paperwork.Under neither sceanrio will you have what you really need an instant offer from a qualified buyer.Good Luck!

Hey kygregorI work for a company that is currently in the process of rolling out a new fully web-based property management suite, and we are looking for property managers to test it and help us work out any remaining flaws before it is officially release it to the public.I should mention that all property managers that test the software will be given a free license for 5 years, after that its pricing is done based on units managed.

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Just guessing that it is a software program run by a mentor that somehow organizes you to keep track of your deals and the status of them through closing?

@Darren Sager is that GIS software?