I cannot tell him to send a message with any questions or decision to email address I don't have the access to.""

Hi, I am a bookkeeper that just acquired a new client who flips real estate. 

Yes it's usually geared more towards the cash buyer who is acquiring distressed properties.Sometimes these properties do not qualify for conventional loans due to their condition.However it would work the same way with a financed property assuming the numbers checked out.

In that case, I would think the seller or seller's agent would need to be the one to facilitate access to the house to allow your due diligence (ie: estimating rehab). 

Did you set up a bank account that the tenant has access to?

I have access to theMLS so I do not need to be forwarded listings from there, but we are looking for a 15,000 square foot lot (minimum) zoned commercial in Los Angeles for a client to expand his business on.

I would like to suggest to the seller to acquire a new tenant with my specific lease agreement  that I have put together from a compilation of suggestions I’ve got from BP forums and podcasts.  

Wholesaling and fix and flipping are the most common, and these both require significant time, effort and money.Passive investing in rental properties still requires significant time, effort and money to acquire properties, as well as good credit and a good debt to income ratio to finance the properties. 

Acquire home 3. rehab - managed by our contractor4.

We recently acquired a fixer upper by buying it 'subject to.'