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Pete T.
  • Real estate investor
  • Las Vegas
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Bank negotiating tactics

Pete T.
  • Real estate investor
  • Las Vegas
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@brandon turner

@bill Gulley

@jon holdman

@j Scott

So I put an offer on a bank owned property and was told there are multiple offers and to submit my best and final.  To note, this wasn't one of those hold offers for 10 days, it has been available for a while and is about to go to auction.  I have been told this on every bank owned purchase I have made an offer on and got the last one increasing my bid 5k.  My initial thought is to not bid against myself and stay where I am at, but if I increase my bid to what I would be willing to pay, I have no regrets either way.  Thoughts?

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