The rates aren't that friendly but it is a solution with not getting the capital for the down payment.

The only solution is to take away their right to make discretionary decisions altogether – including decisions based on rational, nondiscriminatory considerations."

My thoughts are to gather information from investors on their wants, needs, roadblocks etc and offer a solution that is simple and addresses those needs as possible. 

Also, many people don't think about it, but wholesaling and being a RE agent are NOT mutually exclusive, but rather complementary (just make sure your broker is cool with it and there is full disclosure in the contract) ... not every seller is the same, and not every solution is buy the property and close quick all cash, some can turn into listings instead, and even if it is all cash close fast, they still need to find a place to move ... enter Mary Carlson, the RE agent.

If the response to the concern is pointing fingers, we have a problem and not a solution. 

The key is not to work on the solution first, instead listen to the seller for their pain and then work on solutions.

I'd push seller to remove the month to month tenant,, it's the easiest solution.

@David Lilley Did a brief search and this looks like a possible solution, as it is legal to implement in Illinois.

You find the answer, you have a solution to the greatest problem in real estate.

Using @Bob Malecki's response as an example, which I like Bob, he is a great guy, but the only one to respond thus far, tax monitoring is a service offered in all full service platforms for around $5 per loan.