Property guys said they would look into it and get back to me, but they never did.

It appears to me that this will cause the banks to limit the losses they are taking on short sales, so that it will be much harder to get good deals on them.

Unacceptably slow.That, and the postcard I got, along with the 3 that were returned to me undeliverable, ALL had ink splotches on them.Very poor quality, IMO.

With many clients I go into detail about the lender's par rate to me as a broker versus a "marked up" rate.Sometimes I know I've lost them when I start mentioning pricing adjustments and factors that affect their rate/cost.

You know what happened to me though?

PLEASE point out any errors/misassumptions.Deal Information As It Was Given To Me:2 brick buildings24 units total Price $760,00022 2-bed rooms, average monthly rent = $5002 1-bed rooms, average monthly rent = $450Every unit has a seperate gas hot water tank + seperate gas heating furnacesAnnual Rent Income = $141,720 (Building would have to be at 99% occupancy for the past year?)

Both the replacement and repair costs seem very high to me.

The last time this happened to me I got a call saying someone else bid higher.

Sounds to me like Utah is in a mini bubble (still!)

You're still going to have the same amount of money going out, you're just calling it something else and it doesn't appear to me that you have any idea how much that is.