ThanksAs I stated previously, while it "technically" triggers the DOS, you really have no worries of the lender exercising that option.

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I believe the VA has to have some sort of an authority to sign the docs, an offer have to have an actual signature on it to be considered binding and real, then the offer itself, the person has to be able, willing and ready to purchase instead of just making an offer and see what comes out of it.Low ball offers are ok I guess as long as the intention is to really buy if and so they accept that offer.

And, in order for a low ball offer to even be considered, you would have to be showing proof of funds and be an all cash deal.

We have the inventory,,just don't know how to get in touch with the seller besides expensive ppl search sites,,find this is the hardest thing in getting the ball rolling,,Lease

They would pay you off, and take possession, should they choose to exercise their right.

I'm also interested in how you guys got the ball rolling.

Most of your questions are not very complicated, and it concerns me that if the agent could not answer/or find an answer that they may drop the ball elsewhere costing you your hard earned money.Michael, yes you are supposed to stay in the FHA property for a minimum of 1 year. 

I work in commercial appraisal so whole different ball game.

If you think your market is closer to the top than the bottom, which I agree with you, you could "thin the heard" by selling off a few of your weaker performers or odd balls that are difficult to manage, no longer fit your long term goals/strategy, etc.