I have had some personal things come up, which is forcing me to sell my inventory.  

& "tenant is responsible for heat, electric and sewer bills"For the heating and cooling information it mentions that the property has oil hot water, gas heating, forced air heating, and zoned heat. 

If you're looking for C+ and they only like A- then you would be wasting every person's time you are in contact with.

There have been restrictions placed on the practice, including forcing the transactions to be further apart, so that there is no way to use the end buyer's funds for the 1st close.  

So the property may have been or could be held by a trust, or in a LLC,  look up the property tax ID it will say whom owns it like the John Smith Trust,, Ron Smith Trustee,, or if it's in a LLC.. doesn't hurt to be nosy, and it's public record, and will give you $$ numbers of last sale of property and current valuation, tax costs ect..I'd find out as much you can by yourself and see what's up could be the guy just want's his cash out and others are in as far as they want right now.. maybe he'd self finance.. it's just as minority holder (or partial holder ) if you ever wanted out.. or what would transpire if the other holders wanted out could they force a sale..lots to think about you need more info, could be interesting 

@Bruce ClarkIf a house can't appraise due to leaky roof or other major hazardous issues, sellers are forced to list homes as cash only.If you don't have the cash, don't waste your money trying to get an inspection.

Now that I am steady and comfortable, as well as a few Bigger Pockets Podcasts in, I decided it was time to go into this full force. 

Lets assume you get it, you get the money and when you are done you are into the property for something around what you expected.If you then are forced to move (job relocation or otherwise) you could end up upside down.Do expect that if you are forced to move you need to see if the property can be rented while you continue to hold on to it.

In my opinion, this is basically a forced savings plan for high income, but ignorant, investors.

Several builders are leaving town and have great deals, my own banks have forced my company, Amber Homes, to slash prices to get out of developments.