I am about to list a house and the seller is the executor of the estate and can’t find any documentation on the tie downs for the double wide which he is pretty sure is on a slab.

They had a dog which they could not care for and left outside tied up all day kids would feed it and give it water thankfully I convinced him to find a dog a home.

Good commercial deals these days are requiring higher earnest money deposits and stronger terms.

Your hands are tied, but this is the way I would play it....1) I would ask for a list of approved rentals.

If you have an agent who is in the bottom 94%, kick them to the curb and get one who can act faster (either themselves or by systems they have established) and who have an ethical north star that is stronger than you and them both! 

Just to make this deal better I found a great way to finance it because all my investment capital ($$$) is tied up in a renovation project.

I can use my HELOC to complete the deal, but I don’t want to tie up most of my LOC.

Despite my ties to Florida as I do see myself investing here for quite some time.

If the other buyer has cash in their own bank account and can close quickly, it would be a stronger offer than yours.

I mean it's great that you had no money tied up, and if you can do three or four a month seems like a good plan.