Even making a rock-bottom offer doesn't sit well with me sight unseen.This is in Iowa, but I am wondering if anyone knows the legal rights I would have if an offer were accepted with these tenants already in place?

I am a beginner Wholesaler needing professional advice and network contacts, Realtors, Brokers, Attorneys, CPA and Title Company who are Investor friendly.
I am a sharp go getter.

The northwest and Little Rock areas seem to have the most activity.

If only another year and you don't have a huge amount of money tied up then I would not rock the boat.

Did you get to see the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame?

The city has its own water, electric and cable company which I've been told is very nice.Trenton, Woodhaven, Flat Rock, and Riverview are more southern communities that have good potential for investments, as they are considered very good areas to raise kids (excellent schools, higher valued houses).Areas that I would stay away (or at least be hesitant) are: Ecorse, River Rouge, Melvindale. 

We obviously love Memphis given our name, but we also love Dallas, Houston, Little Rock, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, St Louis, Kansas City and Knoxville. 

Although real estate agents have thrown rocks through their windows, their model proves to be resonating with homeowners as they are a rapidly growing company.

It's a big part of my story - I'm the Rock n Roll Realtor in certain circles around here, and it's true. 

My suggestion if you are a new landlord or thinking about becoming a landlord is to be rock solid on your lease and of course evaluate on a case by case basis but begin the eviction process as soon as you can.