How difficult do you think it would be for me to find a buyer that would agree to a long-term (1-2 year) lease back?  

To things in perspective, this is not a distressed property with tons of chipped paint, it actually has a solid, intact paint job that I think would pass the eye test for any buyer. 

Since 3 bed/2baths are the most desirable among buyers, I have hired a contractor to turn the bonus space on the bottom level of my home to a 3rd bedroom (an option offered by the builder, but I didn't need it at the time).

One of my managers - a lazy one - wants a golf cart to cruise around the property and for showing prospects. 

not sure how that plays in .My landlock situation was quite complicated.. and Chicago missed it.. they have been 2 years battling to get it done for me.. we had a neighbor and a state owned trail to cross. turns out the state owned trail there is NO way to force that in Oregon.. but the buyer for the property is the local metro open space. so the state kind of rolled over .. but they did not have to.. then we had the neighbor that we had to sue.. 

Can an Llc or corporation qualify as a first time home buyer or does it have to be a living breathing person?

Hey Eric, I found a contract online and the buyer read it over and agreed to terms.

Qualify for the refinance and cash the buyer outVoila... a zero-down deal (minus the obligatory closing costs) with a happy sellerDoes this sounds about right?

Qualify for the refinance and cash the buyer outVoila... a zero-down deal (minus the obligatory closing costs) with a happy sellerDoes this sounds about right?

I service East Tennessee but would go farther afield if the opportunity was right.Factors like travel, equipment cost, insurance, FAA NAS (national airspace system) research for the prospective area, weather monitoring etc. all take time and money, so I turn down jobs regularly that expect bottom dollar.