I know you don't have the $15,000 or $20,000 to fix it up and that you need the money now because your property taxes are behind and you can't keep a job, so my recommendation is to sell it now for the lower price.

I'm wholesaling fo9r now.If your buying, let me know your criteria and I can match you to property at 65% ARV and lower.

One company might hand out great leads like candy, but have a lower split.

My credit union seemed very close on a HELOC, but said the risk was too high with the sales price so much lower than the tax value.

We've never had a more mild winter in lower delaware, as far back as I can remember.

With the fed lowering rates its hurting the banks pretty badly right now as far as the cash they have and their ability to loan out money.

If properties don't sell, they will continue lowering the price until they do.More often than not, you will likely receive a counter offer from the REO asset manager, even if you shoot them a very low offer.

He was asking $599, but now lowered it to $579.

The colder it gets outside the lower the "magic" number is for the condensation to form.

Should I just try to negotiate a lower price and hope to wholesale it?