If that is the case then you may just need to be realistic about what it is worth - cash buyers are usually investors and there has to be enough upside for them to make money.Have you talked to your realtor about the feedback received from people that have seen the house?

You should start by talking to the neighbor.

Not talking about "strictly cashflow". 

🏡 TAX SEASON is right around the corner 🧑‍💻Talk to a CPA now - DON’T WAIT!

Precisely today, I heard a guest in the BP podcast (Episode #956) talking about a really bad experience with a "Subject to" deal.Thanks @JD Martin Generally, yes.

Wet signing the lease in person is the only opportunity to talk to the tenant about stuff that matters - so we quickly switched back.

Eric,If you are thinking of Oregon, especially Eugene, you need to talk to Dan Gandee.

It seems to me that she did but I wouldn't take the risk without talking to an attorney.The guidebook also says your lease should state notice periods for you to enter the property. 

Definitely talk to your CPA and feel free to reach out for more insights.    

Talk to a qualified agent in the area and see what you can get for rent and how long it would take it to rent it out.