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All Forum Posts by: Scott Bweyy

Scott Bweyy has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: HUD Minimum Acceptable Bid & Other Questions

Scott BweyyPosted
  • Mount Pleasant, SC
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

Alright thank you for your replies! Wish me luck.

Post: HUD Minimum Acceptable Bid & Other Questions

Scott BweyyPosted
  • Mount Pleasant, SC
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

Set me straight.

-Bidding ends Sunday for owner occupant period

-I am only bidder at 85%

-Monday morning HUD opens my bid and it doesn't meet their minimum acceptable bid and they counter at 10am

-Investor A submits bid at 11am which is meets their minimum acceptable bid during extended period

-I agree submit offer at noon which meets their counter

What happens?

Post: HUD Minimum Acceptable Bid & Other Questions

Scott BweyyPosted
  • Mount Pleasant, SC
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1
I'm planning on bidding on a house in SC, which is in HUD Region 4. It's uninsured so it only has a 5 day exclusive bid period for owner occupants and no investors. I couldn't find much data on the minimum acceptable bid for uninsured HUD houses. I've read as high as 93%, but many numbers have said 87%, 85%, and 80% are possible depending on region for insured houses during their first bidding period. Some questions:

  1. Any ideas on what the minimum acceptable bid for this house in percentages? 
  2. If I think I'll be the only bidder and place an offer, will I have to accept the counter before the first investor bids a minimum acceptable bid? Or would they let me decide on the counter before they open any investor bids?
  3. If you resubmit a bid do you get a new bid acknowledgement number?