@Jill Herges if the sellers are pushing for this and they are p[lacing the tenant at their own expense then you should insist on reviewing the applications and giving your stamp of approval before placing anyone.

The buyer insists that the original contract and contract price must be honored because the escrow payment has remained in place.

Additionally, on a conventional loan dropping PMI can be an issue as title will be in one name and the borrow anotherAlways insist that you make the payments directly with both you and the original borrower having portal access with the lenders online accountThe Title Company- Wally Tingley in Austin has done these since the early 90's and has a conference with the buyer and seller to help make both parties comfortable

I told her everything is negotiable and is not part of my negotiation  but she is still pretty insistent.  

I'd have problems giving them their earnest money back if something on their end didn't work out that is out of your control.......I would think of these people as time wasters, and if they insist on messing you around while they control your property, I'd put it in the contract that you could still market the house while they are playing with their financing and have a buyer set up if they fail to buy......

I was initially leaning towards wholesaling and I attended a three day training seminar, but the trainer insisted that I start investing outside of my market.

My parents insist on not being a part of this in anyway as far as they don’t want to have a lien on the property, be on the deed, co-owner, nothing.

Savvy buyers, and most are these days, will insist on a sewer scoping and will want the repair completed before closing.

1- Every offer should be submitted to seller ASAP- and seller should acknowledge receipt (at worst, the agent submitting the offer should have signed a date/time submitted acknowledgement and provided you (buyer) a copy. 2- If agent persists in ignoring you- contact principal broker and insist that you be updated in a timely manner.3- If no response, contact licensing office and local association of Realtors and file a written complaint.

Do you insist the sellers is present at the walk-through?