If this is your old personal residence that you simply can't sell, then it MAY be the best you can do.The purpose of owning rental property is to make money.

I've read here that appraisals are simply a tax number that are not always indicative of true value.

One lender simply had me sign a document attesting to the fact that I am the sole member of the LLC.

If the bank won't allow "and/or assigns" you can put it somewhere else in the verbiage of the contract and see if it gets thru...or, you can simply make up a fee agreement with the other parties involved outside of the two principle parties (buyer and seller)...most important - get it in writing!

Another route you could go is to find a seller who is willing to sell with owner financing, if needed to sweeten the pot a little you could even add one of the vacant lots as collateral or simply trade them one as a down payment (depending on the LTV you need to get).

I simply say this to say........if it isn't reliable and accurate, it won't help when you need it!

I see this as a win for everyone at this point in the process.

Please feel free to contact me via private post if you can help or simply post your thoughts to help me out on future deals.Maybe, at the very least I could point you to the house for a finders fee!

But the only one who wins litigation is the lawyers.

hey, look it's a win win....if you find a good renter for me that I can screen, then I'll buy the home.