And yes, i would say you would be happy to send them the form releasing them from their lease under the requirements of XYZ, etc.You know your tenants better than we do, so you'll know what you're looking for or willing to accept.

Etsy and Artfire selling hand made or custom itemsEbay stores selling items you find in your area that others can't find or get easilyCreate a blog discussing something you are good or passionate about for advertising incomeStart a youtube channel for advertising incomeStart a services based business doing something you are good at and advertise on CraigslistCheck the Craigslist gigs area for one time quick gigs you can get that work around your scheduleUber or lyft as a driverHouse hack, or buy a house and rent out all but your roomWhile saving move your money from bank to bank to gain their 3 or 6 month bonuses like $300 bonus for holding your money in their savings for 90 days, then move it to the next bank offering that.Sell everything you are no longer usingSell photographs to stock photo websites like istock, depositphotos, etcBuy pallets of overstock/returns to ship and have Amazon sellBuild websites for companies using wordpressOffer to maintain the social media for all business owners you know, and take a monthly fee for some extra facebook and twitter time.Become a long distance digital assistant for some REI investors that need you to analyze deals, juggle calls, etc allowing you to learn along the wayOf course any job working in the industry you are looking to get into like an working with a realtor, investor, broker, mortgage agent, etc would be preferred since it gives you further advantages in future investments.Let us know what you decide to do!

Rentometer for automated valuationsCheck current listings in HotPads, Craigslist, Oodle, newspapers -- if 5+ unit try LoopnetCall For Rent signs you see in that area of townCheck out property management websites; they typically have all of their available units listed onlineOne way to get a baseline is to check Section 8 government website for the areaHave a realtor run rental comps for you

Several websites you can go to on your own to help you decide if this is the area/property for you: Zillow for broad-stroke comps and what the sale/rental market looks like (how many rentals there are like yours and what they’re renting for), www.city-data.com for demographic data (like number of occupied rentals), and www.harriscountyfemt.org for flood plain data.

The only major issue is that you need to get your wife to accept the fact that people will be "getting freaky" in your bed and possibly all over the house...But if you are not going to put down roots you seriously need to set your "base" in a state without income tax. 

The 1999/2000 properties include bad deals, acceptable deals, market price deal, higher price renovation deals for owner-occupied etc. :)

Things get ugly from there.In my early days, I used to accept multiple unrelated tenants as long as it didn't violate my occupancy limits of two adults per bedroom.

To me something doesn’t add up750k sells the next day but 775 it sits with just one low ball offerIf it were me I would find the agent who put in the offer they accepted and had the deal fall through with Talk to them about putting in an offer.

Irv, I understand and your apology is accepted. 

Once they've accepted your offer, inspection and appraisal are part of the due diligence. however if they don't want to sell or want too much for it, it won't do you any good to have it inspected or appraised.