I merely offered some insight related to how direct deposit could affect the eviction process and answered your request to hear about the experience of other landlords.

There is no 'screening' as a tenant but their would be 'screening' as a loan applicant; not the same thing.Having said that, let me re-phrase the Post; You are offering the house for sale conditional on the buyer taking out a loan with you.

You are already risking a significant amount of money on this flip, so for a mere few hundred dollars more, I would say it is worth creating one.

They merely require that you have the intent to hold for rental or investment purposes. 

Merely "treating" a piece of land as yours will not satisfy the hurdle to take land under AP.  

Beware, however, that it's a fairly complex process and if you use your funds as merely a down payment on investment real estate, then you fall into the realm of Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT). 

The brand new homes are offerred at merely $20k above this property's listed price, and the property has been on the market for a year, with no takers.

@Joseph Dimaria  I'm not trying admonish, merely putting light on something you already know and which may have prompted your post.There are professional researchers in addition to commercial list providers. 

Some of 1% or 2% is merely a function of where you invest.

The reasons as to why a buyer would back out of the deal could be anyone's guess; my goal merely to insure I'm profitable whichever way the deal goes.