I've got more info that not only is the seller going to be moving here in 45 days, but his GF is pregnant and they are planning a wedding. 

Negotiating with him and his pregnant wife I got them down to $38,000 for a home that is ready for move in TOMORROW.

I allow tenants to move in early as long as I have the rent and security deposit (1 month rent) before they move and utilities turned on It all depends on the previous tenant leaving early, so it is usually about a day and that is only if we are sure we can turn it over quickly (tenant hired a cleaning company, we have recently seen the unit and know it wont need much work) When we moved out of our rental I think we let the tenants move in a week early - but she was pregnant so I wanted her not to have to stress about moving in 1 day.

I remember the theme of the show being "I am pregnant with my brother's baby" or something close to that.That made me laugh.

They got pregnant and are expecting in May, hence they don't want to move in June.

I was 9 months pregnant when I made my last offer and lived several hours away- so I sent a representative (real estate agent) to do a walk through with me on facetime and then negotiated an out during the inspection.

(That's complicated too, as two are his biological kids - with her - but the oldest is the one she was pregnant with when they first met, and always treated him and thought of him as his own.) 

Here's why Phoenix is growing:1) California milliennials are turning 30, getting pregnant, and realizing they can buy twice the house for half the price if they move one state over to Arizona.2) California is also exporting it's middle class.

This woman was infertile, and she used in vitro fertilization to get pregnant 6 times before she had the octuplets.

Then after one of the teens (who moved in either looking like she'd has a really good dinner or was pregnant..it was the latter) delivered her baby things rapidly went downhill.