This was a kind of sticky deal, and the listing agent (I've got the buyers) was really quite helpful in getting the deal done.

Would it be a sticky situation since it is in pre forclosure?

@Pam Rice @Kyle Hipp @Joel Owens Some really helpful suggestions - I think I'll pursue both, the city and the insurance path after I try to contact the owner myself one last time.

Hi everyone,I've looked through the sticky on cash buyers in Wholesaling but wasn't able to locate an answer to this.I've complied a list of potential cash buyers but I'm stuck on what to say to them in my initial letter.

The contractors said they were soaked and sticky with urine when they pulled them out.

Not yet really.The past year prices where ricing fast.

Best would just be to arrange the normal pay schedule to align with on time 100% completion.I try to avoid "sticks" since this is construction and "stuff" happens....if something is bad enough for a stick, I will probably have another one of my crews come to finish the work and just backcharge accordingly.As far as "carrots" sometimes I will offer incentives to finish early, work weekends, ect, just depends on the project.

I could see that becoming a sticky situation and I am not sure if they can legally not rent to someone who pays their rent on time because of a disagreement such as this.

Curious as to the outcomes of @Trevor Rice and @Justin McGill -- Do they actually limit your leads like @Ricky Listman said? 

Study up on what others are doing.Or if building issues cause stress, look at your turn around process to see if you can get the main wear points of the unit replaced or repaired BEFORE the tenant moves in (be it leaky faucets, toilet flappers, or sticky windows).