Someone actually bid on it and had to deposit $7,500 but then didn't deposit the winning bid.

I love how the law is worded, that the LL must win within 60 days or the eviction doesn’t go public.

I've experienced what you are going through in the Austin market, where everyone is a player with money making offers up to $10,000 to $15,000 over asking price. 

Basically, I believe the "win is in the buy" and if you are overpaying for property your not winning. 

I hope it works out for you and especially hope that you can get a Win Win agreement.

Win win. 

They tried to move me again 10yrs later and I told'm what they could do with that.The only way to "win" is to retire elsewhere with a better cost of living . . . but an addict has difficulty "getting of his juice"  :grin:

Moreover, to win at a realtor ethics complaint, you have to show that the agent was malicious.

Right now the sellers are still winning but transactions numbers for January and February are already down from last year so you're beginning to see some buyers drop out.

You have to be a big player to get an unsecured line of credit for any amount of money.