Not sure about that process would I have to accept his financing being it’s a quitclaim deed? 

But is it reasonable to expect the tenants to accept that increase?

I always recommend accepting pets, but you should know how to screen them, monitor them, and have strong policies in place to stop problems early.You should regularly monitor your market on Zillow, realtor.com, apartments.com, etc.

But a bigger benefit is that your original VERY LOW offer with Terms very favorable to you might actually be accepted.  

Median sale prices for Melrose (single family homes) in the last 3 years are as follows:2024 (year to date): $590,0002023:     -->              $535,0002022:     -->              $502,500With interest rates expected to drop several times from the end of '24 into '25, many believe that property values will continue to rise.If you are concerned about tenants not paying, I'd recommend:- Do not rush into accepting a tenant.

Setting a reserve price and then having an open house the day of the auction to accept bids and hopefully find a direct buyer. 

Just wondering what are some of you total no go's after you receive the inspection report back on a turn key property you have an accepted offer for?

We put in a cash offer at asking price the morning it was listed and the offer was accepted right away.

We buy a lot of non performing loans.I suggest to newcomers that they invest with an experienced flipper, fix and flipper, do at least 3 deals and understand the terminology and the way business is done before you venture out.we only accept accredited investors that are highly sophisticated

(I have no experience here)* people just accept the high assessment because they also like the higher property values relating to that?