so if its a case like that there just might be a very specific person who would be interested in those listings and dealing with that buying process.  

If you're looking to purchase investment properties you're able to utilize DSCR loans which work great because no income no doc and smooth process 

It sounds like this could be a handy tool for your out-of-state investment ventures.I’d genuinely love to assist you in navigating through this process and finding a good deal.

Quote from @Erika Peketi: My process is to serve them with an unauthorized animal violation, fine them $200, and require them to remove the animal within 72 hours and pass an inspection.

This would be if tenant is serious/sure about buying.Otherwise, I agree that a lease with the option to buy structure would be the way to go...Good luck.

What's your process like?

If you approve the rent they offer they will move forward with the process.

We're in the process performing a full renovation on a two-story home built in 1926 located in Fort Worth, Texas, with the intention of flipping it.

Lots of agents have muddied very fair processes, and don't get me started in North Carolina where I'm confident things will get investigated with agents just asking each buyer to increase their DD(non-refundable) one after another.

That's because you are operating on luck instead of solid processes.