I am having trouble finding a few prospective assets for my team one of which is an investor friendly real estate agent in the Minneapolis and surrounding cities area here in Minnesota.

We've looked (not too hard) for a good flip prospect in SB under $800k for months, haven't found anything nearly this...promising. :)Good luck!

Any negotiating that can be done must be approved by all of the people that are on the deed.The home is currently occupied and the owners are not allowing prospective buyers to see the inside of the residence.

Hi Brian,I am really impressed with a quality of advice you already received so I will address only the issues from HML prospective.

As an interesting aside when a prospective renter picks a home, there is a company that will buy the home outright, make any necessary repairs, and then rent it to them.

You could also direct mail and see if any of your prospects are interested in owner financing.

As for the Searcy market - my 2 cents is that it is a good area for cash flow properties but appreciation prospects are bad.

Sometimes the prospect of losing a paying tenant will motivate them to offer you alternative solutions.If you still get a no, look at moving the home to a private piece of land and seller financing or renting it out there.  

This business is a lot easier on your peace of mind if you have a few thousand in the bank when you are on your 2nd month of a vacancy with no good prospects applying. 

I don't think either of these tenant prospects are very appealing.