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4S Ranch Buyer, See the thread “offer in. now we play the game…(REO)” to see if it makes sense to you. Bottom line: Buyers agent bad for REOs, may not be bad for non-REOs.

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One more supporter of Rt.66 strategy (who successfully bought a REO recently using that exact logic). Double dipping + high cash (to reduce uncertainty of closing) + few contingencies (+ government/public as the ultimate bag holder in many cases) can work wonders when greed is the basic lubricant. Just remember one other formula: you can reduce purchase price offer almost in proportion to cash you bring to table. Sometimes the proportion can be dramatic, like $ for $ i.e. $400,000 cash = $800,000 loan; A Bird in hand is truly worth two in a Bush for REOs!. That is why all cash offers always win out in the end.

[bsrsharma]

One more supporter of Rt.66 strategy (who successfully bought a REO recently using that exact logic). Double dipping + high cash (to reduce uncertainty of closing) + few contingencies (+ government/public as the ultimate bag holder in many cases) can work wonders when greed is the basic lubricant. Just remember one other formula: you can reduce purchase price offer almost in proportion to cash you bring to table. Sometimes the proportion can be dramatic, like $ for $ i.e. $400,000 cash = $800,000 loan; A Bird in hand is truly worth two in a Bush for REOs!. That is why all cash offers always win out in the end.

[bsrsharma]

One more supporter of Rt.66 strategy (who successfully bought a REO recently using that exact logic). Double dipping + high cash (to reduce uncertainty of closing) + few contingencies (+ government/public as the ultimate bag holder in many cases) can work wonders when greed is the basic lubricant. Just remember one other formula: you can reduce purchase price offer almost in proportion to cash you bring to table. Sometimes the proportion can be dramatic, like $ for $ i.e. $400,000 cash = $800,000 loan; A Bird in hand is truly worth two in a Bush for REOs!. That is why all cash offers always win out in the end.

[bsrsharma]

One more supporter of Rt.66 strategy (who successfully bought a REO recently using that exact logic). Double dipping + high cash (to reduce uncertainty of closing) + few contingencies (+ government/public as the ultimate bag holder in many cases) can work wonders when greed is the basic lubricant. Just remember one other formula: you can reduce purchase price offer almost in proportion to cash you bring to table. Sometimes the proportion can be dramatic, like $ for $ i.e. $400,000 cash = $800,000 loan; A Bird in hand is truly worth two in a Bush for REOs!. That is why all cash offers always win out in the end.

[bsrsharma]

One more supporter of Rt.66 strategy (who successfully bought a REO recently using that exact logic). Double dipping + high cash (to reduce uncertainty of closing) + few contingencies (+ government/public as the ultimate bag holder in many cases) can work wonders when greed is the basic lubricant. Just remember one other formula: you can reduce purchase price offer almost in proportion to cash you bring to table. Sometimes the proportion can be dramatic, like $ for $ i.e. $400,000 cash = $800,000 loan; A Bird in hand is truly worth two in a Bush for REOs!. That is why all cash offers always win out in the end.

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But how is it a cram when a majority of House of Representatives vote for it? If you have to blame someone, probably you should start with the voters who chose those reps.

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But how is it a cram when a majority of House of Representatives vote for it? If you have to blame someone, probably you should start with the voters who chose those reps.

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But how is it a cram when a majority of House of Representatives vote for it? If you have to blame someone, probably you should start with the voters who chose those reps.

[bsrsharma]

But how is it a cram when a majority of House of Representatives vote for it? If you have to blame someone, probably you should start with the voters who chose those reps.

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But how is it a cram when a majority of House of Representatives vote for it? If you have to blame someone, probably you should start with the voters who chose those reps.

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they make the most boring cars

For a complex product like that, you are actually giving a backhanded compliment. There are plenty of people who aspired for the day when their car becomes as exciting as a ball point pen or a hammer – just fill gas, change oil occasionally and forget about it. Toyota (and Honda) did it. I have a Toyota designed Vibe and was (very pleasantly) shocked when the dealer mechanic said you can easily go for a year without an oil change on these engines.

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they make the most boring cars

For a complex product like that, you are actually giving a backhanded compliment. There are plenty of people who aspired for the day when their car becomes as exciting as a ball point pen or a hammer – just fill gas, change oil occasionally and forget about it. Toyota (and Honda) did it. I have a Toyota designed Vibe and was (very pleasantly) shocked when the dealer mechanic said you can easily go for a year without an oil change on these engines.

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they make the most boring cars

For a complex product like that, you are actually giving a backhanded compliment. There are plenty of people who aspired for the day when their car becomes as exciting as a ball point pen or a hammer – just fill gas, change oil occasionally and forget about it. Toyota (and Honda) did it. I have a Toyota designed Vibe and was (very pleasantly) shocked when the dealer mechanic said you can easily go for a year without an oil change on these engines.

[bsrsharma]

they make the most boring cars

For a complex product like that, you are actually giving a backhanded compliment. There are plenty of people who aspired for the day when their car becomes as exciting as a ball point pen or a hammer – just fill gas, change oil occasionally and forget about it. Toyota (and Honda) did it. I have a Toyota designed Vibe and was (very pleasantly) shocked when the dealer mechanic said you can easily go for a year without an oil change on these engines.

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