Maybe if we were of a different race or rented a higher end property then they would care.

I'm not sure if this is a good place to discuss these questions, but I want to hear advice from professionals in my desired career path. 

So the seller receives wire same day so there is not much of a difference.A seller should not care about a 1031 because a 1031 is a "Tax shelter" for the buyer not the seller.

We have a vague idea of what we're looking to do, though it's so early in the process we are amenable to change.We are both medical professionals (doctor + veterinarian) in our early 30s, no kids.

How long he's been there, if rent was paid on time, did he take care of the place, etc.

Of those 4, only 1 was qualified and they ghosted me on the day of the showing.We're house hacking this property so I'm being careful about screening, which may be a turn off for some potential tenants. (6 questions pre-screening form, followed by a short phone screen and set up showing before requesting application)We aren't in a crazy rush to get this filled, as the mortgage is manageable and we're using it as our residence, but after a week at our lower price I am considering dropping it again.Another concern I have is how 90% of the inquiries I get are from Facebook.

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