Not to split hairs because those are all good neighborhoods, but if it was 8 blocks south it would be a different story.From my experience with our current market, it may be unlikely to get the sellers to accept a $300k cash offer.

This deal is about as exciting as watching paint dry.

I just found out by listing agent house has been vandalized and there are many punch holes in dry wall, cabinets have been taken out, electrical wiring has been pulled out and they even tried opening ceiling (not sure how that looks).

For consumer stuff, it's fine (e.g. best restaurant in Stroudsburg, best dry cleaner in Stroudsburg, etc.).

My deals that I pull off have hairs on it and so the pricing is a little lower than normal.

Tenant has become increasingly obstinate, although she needed the basement rescued, she DID NOT want us in the home, was very hateful, refused to run the air and fans to help dry carpets at the same time threatening us with a potential mold issue.  

We literally got that deal closed by a hair's breadth.So bottom line is, yes, the easiest way is to have your partner go to a US Embassy.

Being able to park in a driveway and walk in to the property without going to an elevator.For business travelers, it's about having solid wireless high-speed internet, a quiet place to sleep, a kitchen to cook and eat healthy meals, a desk to work at and a home dry cleaning system to clean their work clothes after unpacking them.

@Nathan G.If it is a severe case, there isn't much you can do because it seeps into the dry wall which may mean your best plan of action is to replace it. 

We did at first, but then often times they sound convinced on the phone and change their mind when they get there leaving you high and dry, most time having turned someone else away.