You offered him a rental and he accepted it without washer/dryer hookups.

AFter a day or two thinking about it, they accepted the for sure close deal for less money but did not have to wait longer, did not have to list and have many people through their property, did not have to deal with inspection contingencies, request for repairs, appraisal, etc.

I also find myself in this predicament but I will tell you that I wouldn't recommend essentially buying sight unseen, and if you put in an offer most LA's if they accept it will allow you to "view the property" I would just make sure you have some outs like if you find the property is in dire need of repairs and then the tenant leaves you may find yourself with an expensive rehab.

My interest is to build a network of people who have experience in doing flips in Arizona, who want to partner up potentially and / or are in Phoenix, to take care of admin tasks ,for I can not be immediately in Phoenix for the next month, in case the offer gets accepted and errands have to be completed.Anyone interested or else please reach out Best regards, Mariesa

We had an accepted offer when we just completed the demo.

I've been offered a promotion in Warrenton, VA, but not sure if I will accept.

While today, the construction company told me to either accept a $42000 increase on top of the contract price, or get off.

Do you think the next Landlord will want to accept someone that put the previous Landlord through this nightmare?

Obviously, offer acceptance is dependent on multiple factors such as intended purchase price, but this is not uncommon.

@ChristianWeber I see you have 3 choices: 1-Accept as is and eat it(not recommended)2-Walk away and learn to spot some of the issues before you pay for an inspection. 3-Ask for cash back at closing to cover things in report, start around $15k-$17k looking at your numbers.