You can try… I have had mixed luck. One time on an REO we asked for various items and they threatened to cancel the listing. That was a really bizarre one. They did not and we closed okay but of course denied our request.
Get one of the neighbors to call code compliance. After a case is opened get a couple of contractors to bid what work it takes to close the case and then get a credit. The asset manager will request the listing agent do the same, so get high bids. The listing agent will underscope the job.
Get one of the neighbors to call code compliance. After a case is opened get a couple of contractors to bid what work it takes to close the case and then get a credit. The asset manager will request the listing agent do the same, so get high bids. The listing agent will underscope the job.
Get one of the neighbors to call code compliance. After a case is opened get a couple of contractors to bid what work it takes to close the case and then get a credit. The asset manager will request the listing agent do the same, so get high bids. The listing agent will underscope the job.
Get one of the neighbors to call code compliance. After a case is opened get a couple of contractors to bid what work it takes to close the case and then get a credit. The asset manager will request the listing agent do the same, so get high bids. The listing agent will underscope the job.
Get one of the neighbors to call code compliance. After a case is opened get a couple of contractors to bid what work it takes to close the case and then get a credit. The asset manager will request the listing agent do the same, so get high bids. The listing agent will underscope the job.
