You are just blindly shooting in the dark hoping a motivated seller responds.

One person responded back saying I had to accept Section 8.

My husband and I are new to the landlord/renting scene and want to make sure are answering inquiries accurately and also want to make sure the Fair Housing police are not trying to catch us off guard, with random questions.Here's the story...The lead came from trulia, even though it is not posted there yet and here is the message we received and not sure how to respond..."

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Thank you for responding.

It seems I can't respond to individual replies on this forum, but I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your inputs!

If there are any words of wisdom or advice you guys would have for me to take the smallest hit on these short term gains, please respond here or feel free to DM me to talk more about your experience!

She does not pick the phone up when I call and takes an entire day to respond to a textIs this normal?

If you tell someone that you're spending all your free cash to buy a rental property and someone points out that buying property with no reserve and no ability to respond to unforeseen emergencies is a really bad idea and that you have no business buying property in your current, they may be right and maybe you need to adjust your plan by waiting till you have more cash, partnering with someone, etc.I think the reverse is also true. 

If they respond 'yes' then decide who will probate the estate.