I am entrepreneur and have never been afraid of starting a business, and am thinking of doing it myself.

This created a huge demand for rental product in the last 20 years.. and Entrepreneurs jumped in and filled the gap.This started when CA prices sky rocketed and CA are Real Estate crazy and they thought hey I can buy a home out in the mid west for the price of a car..

@Fallon Pollard - I would also have a good sit-down with your insurance company and lawyer to discuss liability and instructions that need to be drawn up on your lease.Definitely figure out who is going to have responsibility to maintain the pool (probably will end up being you...tough to expect tenants to take proper care of it, just make sure you build that into your lease).

I would like to reach out to any cash buyers, agents, attorneys, credit repair professionals and like-minded RE entrepreneurs that are interested in exploring synergies between our respective skillets.

Follow the instructions of the court (make sure you file in the right court). 

Contact that agent and they will coordinate the signing of the Promissory Note at closing on behalf of your private lender as well as provide wiring instructions directly to the title company. 

I have a women's entrepreneur conference to attend this evening actually.

You should be able to get help from a non-profit center that focuses on supporting start-up entrepreneurs in your community.  

I have met some of the tenants already...maybe just have contact information and instructions on how rent is collected.

I don't see a problem as long as you instruct the buyer not to ask the seller any direct questions about price and to keep the conversation to a minimum.You could also request that the buyer submit the signed contract and earnest money with a contingency for final inpsection before the earnest money becomes non refundable.