How does someone go about transferring all documentation, leases, tenant contact info etc..

@Jim Adrian thanks for mentioning the ADA design - the good news is the paved access pathways are pretty good although he'll need to measure for width but everything commercial is on the first floor and pretty wide open.

The Buyer's do not need any documents Notarized so we have the ability to send all of their documents electronically.

Good news!  

The last link states that there is a 8.56% rental vacancy rate in the OKC metro, based off 2016 data. https://www.eeda.com/sites/eeda/uploads/documents/...https://www.huduser.gov/portal/publications/pdf/Ok...https://www.deptofnumbers.com/rent/oklahoma/oklaho...I hope that helps.Andrew Terrell

The good news is that I can always utilize a HELOC to leverage the property if another opportunity arises. 

I can’t speak to TX law, but in VA a buyer has 3 days from the day of receipt to terminate the contract based on what in in the documents.  

Both were taking pictures and documenting their findings. 

That said, for an all-cash transaction you can negotiate down to $750 or $500. don't forget to factor in all of the other possible fees, depending on who is paying for what in your contract:Title insuranceTitle search feeSeller document preparationGovernment recording chargesTransfer taxesElectronic record fee

I tried to google this over and over but cannot find anything that is tailored for an agent and that has the time frames that need to be followed and what documents that I need to take to each meeting with the clients, the title company etc...