Selling an investment property at a lease vacancy is a common strategy used by investors.

This property presented an ideal opportunity for a fast, profitable transaction.

The information as to market pricing is too readily available to every seller, so that the advice of 25 years ago - target long term property owners who live out of town and haven’t kept up with the value of their property - is no longer a viable approach.So, what is left?  

Since you already have an offer, it’s not really about whether the property will sit for six months, it’s about whether keeping it makes financial sense.

I just used the apartments.com lease for an out of state property, and found it easy to customize. 

I'm part of group real-estate  investors from Israel, looking to purchase our first investment property in Dallas for buy and hold.We would love to connect with local real estate agents, investors, and property managers who can provide recommendations for good Dallas neighbourhoods and suburbs to look in our price range of $200K - $250K.As first-time buyers in the area, we would really appreciate any advice on great areas to buy rental properties and also any tips on evaluating properties and neighbourhood in the city.Does anyone have suggestions on specific suburbs or zip codes we should focus our search on?

Over 5 years, the property could appreciate to ~$370K, adding around $100K in equity if market conditions hold.From a tax standpoint, you can depreciate the property (excluding land value), which could shelter rental income from taxes.

If not, you may consider just selling it and reinvesting the equity into a different property or properties. 

@Llamier Guzman if you have a search set up with an agent there is no other service or platform that will give you more info than the MLS for on market properties. 

You should be able to take out a small loan using the property as collateral.