Id put the property under an LOI and try to negotiate a 45-60 day study period to do due diligence and locate a retail tenant.

I've been studying the areas for quite a while now.

So if you get the relationship going with this realtor, the relationship might prove more beneficial than the MLS info. 

Add yourself to titlePay the mortgage for at least 6 months and prove this with cancelled checks.However Texes has some strict rules about cash out refinances so if you're going to do this make sure you do some research. 

I want to fuel it by one of the example of my own to prove again that boring is real sexy in real estate!

The EM is there to prove that you are seriously interested in purchasing the property.

I learned from those feasibility studies after spending lots of money and time .

Make no assumptions that you can not prove.  

Once you do that then focus on studying up as much as possible in that area.

. §559.217, subd. 4, despite the fact that the purchaser did not seek an injunction prior to the running of the notice period.Since the cancellation statute, which codified the common law right to an injunction against cancellation and allowed purchasers the added protection of a 15-day second chance to cure if the defense proved meritless so as to avoid litigating at one’s peril, was intended to benefit purchasers, it would seem somewhat incongruous that the statute should be interpreted to bar post-cancellation claims that were allowed prior to the enactment of the statute.