However I know 2 lenders who left there and, from what I hear, are great to work with.

I apologize I left this detail out.WHEW! 

But if a tenant knows you are moving in at their lease end so no chance for renewal, they might agree to go early, especially if their lease only has a few months left and you negotiate moving expenses or something.    

In most cases you are putting 25% down.Lenders want to see net worth close to the loan balance after down payment and 10% liquid.For example a buyer purchases a 4 million pharmacy with a good amount of years left on the lease with 1 million down.

Unfortunately, bs is part of salesmanship, and if you insist on complete honesty, there won't be anyone left to work with.

I left them under PM for two months and have now taken that over personally.I finally connected with my last renter to get my lease signed.

He left BP shortly after that podcast and hasn't returned.

Here is my situation:Own my primary residence Own a second property that is being sold on a lease-to-own ( husband set this up before we were married on a 10 year term with renter/buyer, which we still have about 4 years left on and who knows if they will even purchase.)

You find a seller that has say $50,000 left on their mortgage for a house that could be worth $150,000 after a pretty extensive rehab, right now the home is probably worth $70,000.

This move was discovered accidentally and the comment period had only a few days left when the groups mentioned above had to frantically push other things aside to get the comments in within the commentary period.