Others, some of them with decades of experience in financing and financial regulation were cautioning those who might read your initial post and be inspired by your enthusiasm that the methodologies being exposed could land you in the cross hairs of the regulators.I understand Orange is the new Black and all, but for some folks, orange just isn't that flattering.

When I inspected the apartment it is in a very bad shape - carpets completely destroyed, several big holes on the wall, bathtub is all black, they unplugged the fridge and put food in there, so the whole fridge is molded. 

If everything in my personal life stays the same (of course no one can predict a Black Swan event) in terms of W2 and if we hold for a while, are there any outside factors that could be that severe that we'd be forced to sell?

Most sellers are like me professional in the industry or semi professional.. so its just black and white its a deal or no deal.. 

Who knows if they’re paying, if they painted the entire inside black, or it has 2” of rabbit poop across all the floors.

Another post implied that you might be "black listed" if you routinely made extremely low offers to banks.I'm going to look at a few REO's tomorrow (several on the market for well over 100 days).

In the black and white - he loses money.

Beachbum,Just so it is very clear (black and white)...The new buyer has no legal right to expect that every tenant will sign a new lease agreement with the new owner's name as was suggested at the start of this thread.

I already have my own business cards for professional contacts but I want to have some of those high-gloss yellow and black WeBuyHouses marketing business cards that I can leave at gas pumps, quick-stop counters, wherever I stop and exhale during the course of a day.

English common law and law in 49 of the 50 states is not about everything being black and white.John Corey