Usually you want a well-crafted first right of refusal so you don't end up with inherited partners with totally different goals than the remaining partners. 5) Can't help

Instead of spending all the time necessary to craft a custom application, I would use an existing process through a website like Zillow or many others or at least ask your real estate agent for a blank application.

Essentially, you drive around looking for uninhabited homes or rundown ones, look up the tax records free on the town/county website, craft a letter with your intent to purchase the home, and mail the owner directly.

Explain your current credit situation and see if they could craft something that would work for your needs.

Do you have the ability to craft a message that resonates and converts? 

I had tracked my expenses meticulously for the 2 years leading up to that decision so I had a pretty good sense of where I would have to cut back to make the transition work.

I was meticulous in communicating with the title company and buyers' agent to a successful close.

If they lied, you better know before you think about having that person as a Partner.To make sure my Partners are honest and responsible, they go through a very meticulous procedure:1) They MUST provide their Credit Reports.

Ask him what he needs and craft an offer that exceeds his needs/wants.  

A realtor crafting an offer that will be attractive to the seller will always put a rate higher than prevailing current market norms.