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Yep, I'm with Rob on this one. The only way I'd even remotely consider it (as a seller) would be with a very large chunck (10%-20%) of non-refundable earnest money. There are a lot of strategic defaults going on, so there are people out there who can conceivably be in the position to put that kind of money down, and have good income. They just have trashed credit from the default. If you don't have that much equity in the house you are selling to begin with, and can secure a nice chuck of money up front, it could be a win-win for both parties. Still, seller-beware!
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