My question for "cash-only" sales are there any instances where a cash-only property would decide to accept bank financing? 

I'm really just looking to grow my investment capital and pick up some knowledge on the way to bigger more complex deals.So let's say hypothetically I find a piece of land that the owner will accept 20k for, but I believe the market value to be around 100k, giving me a rough margin of 80k to work with, before closing costs, marketing, etc. 

Then I called my agent and told her to set up viewings and made offers on a couple and got one accepted.

He accepted, but tacked on another $5000 to leave the property fully furnished for us.

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I've seen a lot of people get the inspections back and not accepted by a VA loan officer.

Your state codes outline your responsibilities.Dead tenants rarely complain.When a relative accepts the responsibility of taking the ex tenants property I have them sign for it and I photo copy their personal ID.

The legality of it is certainly important to know (that whole "ignorance of the law is no defense" thing) and I do know that many title companies - and even sellers (I'm one of them) - will not accept an assignable contract. 

Look into local chambers of commerce, for example, to socialize with others in your immediate area.

I am playing with the idea of wholesaling if a really low offer is accepted, it would just have to be so low, its almost unreasonable!