I’m wondering at this point if the agents just want the offer in because it doesn’t benefit me to do an inspection with the current state of the house.

There are a lot of traveling medical professionals for this area as well.

This demonstrates the buyer's seriousness and commitment to proceeding with the purchase.Additional Clauses:Subject to Sale of Buyer's Property: If the buyer needs to sell their current home to finance the new purchase, include a clause making the offer contingent upon the sale and closing of their property.Specific Repairs or Improvements: If the buyer has identified specific repairs or improvements they want completed by the seller, include details about these requirements as conditions of the offer.Review by Legal Counsel: Consider having the "Subject To" offer reviewed by a real estate attorney to ensure all contingencies are clearly defined and protect the buyer's interests.Final StepsNegotiation: Once the offer is submitted, be prepared for negotiation with the seller.

I'm a current homeowner with approx. $150k in equity. 

Anyone has experience doing mid-term rental in this SA for travel nurses?

Still working on my first deal currently have 4/5 leads.

Here are a few specific areas I’m interested in:Market Growth: Do you think the current growth trend will continue? 

Rent is 3500, HOA is 1500.I have a lawyer negotiating with the lenders currently. what would you do if you were in this situation?

We currently work in 37 states and I'm happy to waive notary fees for anyone in the BP community if you reach out directly. 

I would gladly send you a list of our current DST inventory and discuss your situation, goals, and what might make sense.