Anyway, see if you can find an agent to work with you...if for some reason things don't pan out and you are desperate my wife and I can always help you.

If anyone is interested in the numbers on this deal here they are:Purchased asset for $82,500 w/ 20% down and with a solid tenant in place for $850/month in summer of 2015Had about $3k in maintenance/capex in 2016 (insulation in the ceiling that was never done and a leaking shower pan that resulted in re-tiling the master bath and shower) This was all paid for by reserve savings from the rent.Listed in February of 2017 for $119k with approximately $12k in closing costs.

Additionally, one agent may have several cash buyers that they work with in the area, so if the one buyer you're asking them about doesn't pan out they may have others in their database that will.

@Lei Pan Back in 2005 I had a 2114 sf Elk Run built by Realty Homes in Federal Way.

I have set up LLC structures, have a solid bank account in America for a few years, and have a TIN.

Hopefully some of those leads pan out. 

You are going to get a lot of calls that don't pan out from the initial soft offer.1.

Particularly ones that is self evaporating so no pan to clean up under.

And while the transition will be tricky it could pan out well too - a long-term tenant could end up saving you tons in marketing and paint over time.If I were you I would meet her in person and emphasize that you're excited to work with her.

I'm interested in your strategy and was curious how things have continued to pan out.