Hopefully, I can bring some knowledge to the table as well!

I don't know what changed this past spring but last year I used to walk into houses and take my sweet time being the only offer on the table.

If previous evictions were for non payment, have a provision in the lease stating it will not be renewed unless he brings cash to the table (subsequent month or two).Yes, people can change.

Like said above, having referrals or something to bring to the table would be best.Also in general, most Realtors are cautious when working with investors or spending a lot of their time with them.

It might be more advantageous to sell and bring money to the table than to turn it back to the bank from a credit perspective.

I am aware the title is not being passed.I am using an attorney because I am not versed enough to do all this at my kitchen table and not worry about all the implications.

Your credit won't matter but you might need to bring 30% of the acquisition cost to the table.

My husband and I were sitting at the table with you for the first part of the evening.To answer your questions: the house is in Concordia.

Contact a closer, they can wire funds it's still a transaction from the company to you and you need to get the deed of release, you can use transactional funding to wire and your buyer can wait at the table.

I have been looking into it while saving up for the deposit and any closing cost because I have read several BP articles on bringing cash to the table and having an emergency fund.