We have a forum specifically for agents (select the Forums tab when that opens select the brows forums tab)Keep in mind the investor world and the agent world are very different.

@Jeremy Taggart which package did you select?

Either way, you should have tenants sign new leases before you close, eliminating any contract issues.

SOOO anyways, I missed most of the webinar but signed up because I had high respect for John and always thought he gave good content.

You do have to sign extra paperwork at closing stating your intentions to live in the property, the property have to be in livable condition (i.e. things the appraiser notes as issues will have to be fixed before closing, woodrot being the biggest issue), and you are required to be living in the property within 60 days of purchase (not sure that is true for 203k FHA's).

For anyone to sign a Valid purchase agreement or Deed, they have to have the laegal ability to do so.....which will likely require some type of probate proceeding.....just being a relative doesn’t give you the power to sell.

One problem I see is me not having a house selected by the rental period ending, or finding a house too quickly.The questions I have are:A) Are there any things I should watch out for with FHA, pertaining to off market deals?

However I just signed up on here.

We were thrilled to find a tenant in California who was willing to sign a long term lease due to a project he was working on.

You could also offer to help with marketing like mailing or placing bandit signs.