not sure this helps b/c you would need mortgage holder to be on board.

i've made offers with hard money, and made them as much like a full cash offer as possible...did my due diligence before hand so i could limit the inspection and financing contingencies...before i make these offers, i make sure my hardmoney lender and broker are on board, this way i can say we will close in a short amount of time..i also put up 1,000 earnest money in certified funds.....there are thigns you can do to make it just like other investor's cash offers

I offered the tenants a free month of rent for their inconvenience so they were definitely onboard.

Talked with my bank and they indicate that they would be onboard for the construction loan.  

Obviously you are going to need to get your husband and family on board as well, but if you go into it with knowledge and an informed decision it should be much easier to handle objections.

It seems they wait for all heirs to get on board before they put the property under contract and assign it.

He’s either onboard with the solution(s) you’ve provided or he’s not.

It makes things very difficult for property managers trying to onboard new clients.

It wouldn't surprise me if she would be on board for a short sale...do you have a contact at that bank?

It's great to have you on-board.