Hello World, I have been doing research on "cash" offers as an investor and the results I have came up with is a "cash" offer can be consider any funding that is or has the ability to be liquidated without contingency from a bank; i.e. hard money, private money or your own cash.

The combination of lower interest rates, accelerated amortization, and the income potential from renting out spaces within your property can set the stage for remarkable wealth generation.And for those taking the plunge into first time homeownership or those implementing the buy-one-house-per-year strategy with primary residence financing, remember that strategic moves today can lay the foundation for a robust and dynamic real estate portfolio tomorrow.Here's to unlocking the full potential of your real estate ventures - may they be as rewarding as the strategies you employ!  

Wholesaling is a great option to diversify your toolkit of potential deal exits if you are an experienced investor, but I think you should always have the ability to flip the deal but decide to wholesale due to some other limiting constraints (e.g., not enough contractors, bandwidth, etc.).

Ability to pay, do they pay, have they saved?

Pet proof the place to be best ability. 

This friendship is already destroyed.When you do finally get them out, perform a walkthough and send them a bill for every repair that you do.

In this case, the advantage of investing in the US or Canada was the ability to leverage through borrowing at artificially low interest rates.

The ability to perform this analysis requires financial literacy and the capacity to underwrite the deal of your dreams.Therefore, the most direct route to a career in development involves acquiring the necessary skills and tools to accomplish the job.

The greater ability to repay, the greater chance of qualifying. 12-24-36 months of reserves are a common underwriting condition. - Two appraisals.

I am not someone that condones, or ever believes that someone should buy a property with a rent to own contract, unless they have the credit and financial ability to buy the property when they sign the agreement.