Has the seller received any notice of foreclosure, if so you need to head the other way if you can't buy it, this is full of new foreclosure landmines, if no notice has been given then you can proceed on the creative side.If you are acting as an investor, you can do an installment contract, as a real estate dealer selling to a consumer, buyer tenant, you'll have federal laws to comply with, pretty hard to do now.However, I'm more concerned with, what appears to be, the  intent of avoiding the mortgage requirements.

As a dealer and a contractor I've often charged a customer to remove them in order to install a new one.

Know/experienced a little (medium-risk) Finally, work on these pieces so you are able and willing to take action.All human endeavors are accomplished with...Definite plans (a clear plan from here to there) + Faith (knowing you can) + Emotion (feeling you can) + Action (taking action) = Achievement of anything

By the time you realized it, you have mastered all trades of real estate.We, as human, tend to take the path of least resistance.

I wouldn't tell the listing agent this if she/he called me as the lender when vetting offers, but it'll come down to a human judgement call on the part of the underwriter, how well I package it and write a good cover letter, etc, and not be one of those "oh slam dunk no brainer of course it will be 100% fine" type things.

It's safe for humans and pets when dry.  

This is do to the algorithms they use and while I understand this form a business standpoint, human intervention and logic is sometimes needed to deliver the most accurate information.  

You learn pretty quickly how to get around on the roads that wind through the beautiful hills and avoid the masses of humanity in Maryland Farms and Cool Springs.

*HOWEVER*, I believe that as an individual investor, you should be sensitive and humane in how you deal with your tenants.

Has it ever been moved other from the manufacturer or dealer who originally sold and installed it?