I have a number of people who paid $8,800 to 15,000 send me the paperwork and many actual contracts.

I'm pointing out that insurance contracts for non-owner occupied properties are typically less generous than for homeowners policies. 

Under contract for SFR in SSF for 1.03m.

If you already have the buyer and the seller in agreement, you can probably skip the LOI and go straight to a contract.

It's very marketable (you can do audit, taxes, bookeping, financial work, consulting etc) for when you do need to be employed and it can also transfer to self employment/contract work if you need cash here and there. 

A VA can be trained to fill out contracts and paperwork anytime to free up your time.

You can protect yourself with a short contract period.

@Jerry Shen I apologize if this is a repeat of info or if it constitutes an "application" that you don't trust, but your thread prompted me to locate Propy.com, whose website says "Propy allows buyers, sellers, brokers, and escrow/title agents/notaries to come together through the utilization of a suite of smart contracts on blockchain to facilitate transactions." 

The second home is under contract to sell for the same price, 257k. 

Hi Laura, I just went into contract on a 4/2 in Sherman that is already tenant leased.