If they are month to month, you pick the unit you wan to live in and give a notice (I think its 30 days) of non renewal.You could even have your seller submit the notice as part of the sale so it is vacant when you take possession.Financing should not be a problem. 

After getting my real estate license, analyzing over 100 deals on MLS, visiting MANY houses (omg Houston is huge), submitting 13 offers in two months (!)

So many times when I see someone post here about how we turned down every great deal they brought to us I go in and review their account to see that they've given up after 1-2 deals (or never even submitted one) or that they've not taken advantage of the curriculum, contacted the team etc.

Plans are submitted to city, will start on "in-place" type reno next week for existing bath.Goal would be to find a buyer early so that we can either sell as soon as it is complete, or even sell it now - bonus for buyer would be they can customize a bit if desired (e.g. here are your two choices we include in this price range. or pay more to get whatever custom version you want). 

I'd be happy to meet up with you and submit any offers along the way as well. 

If and when I do I always ask then for a good review and do follow up afterwards if they haven't submitted a review within a week I will send them a friendly reminder. 

If submitted for approval, I determine if I want to allow the pets and inform applicant I charge $25 ADDITIONAL for pets.

If you're submitting an offer for a client or for yourself this week, remind the seller of that! 

Once all the repairs have been completed and all invoices have been submitted, the insurance carrier will finalize their subrogation demand to recover their settlement & your deductible.While there are a few comments discussing the issues with insurance coverage & premium surcharge, the size of this loss warrants filing an insurance claim and illustrates the benefits of insurance. 

We have just submitted an LOI, and hoping to proceed on the deal.