I agree that gives a bit more credibility, so thank you for those suggestions!

(Our property taxes are some of the lowest in the country, but still.) 

-Branson is centrally located in the country and therefore accessible by drive for many which is helpful in a Covid worldCons-Like most real estate across the country prices are rising insanely fast. 

However, the guest does not have a social security number and is looking for a job after entering the country through the green card lottery.

Lots of countries allow "Foreign Nationals" to purchase real estate. 

I agree with Pete, deals are out there just have to get creative and look outside of MLS.

I agree with Chris.

This keeps a written record of our communications, keeps records straight about what was said when and to whom, avoids any "pressure" situations and prevents misunderstandings about what you agreed to or said to them.I would simply notify the tenants of your lease policy in response to their request.

However, I have seen this at Disney in Orlando, the whole country thinks it is a good place to go but currently it is uninvest able do to oversaturation of inventory. 

I do have the conversation of the phone call  where she agreed to subject to and the closing docs which were notarizes. - I could refinance, just would be higher interest and payment but I could do that- I have a tenant in the property so I could not renew lease next year and sellOr - do nothing and wait for the seller next move hoping it doesn’t get messy.