I don't think he has them locked down because he won't give me an address so that I can do due diligence.

Use www.upgrademycredit.com for all tenant buyersFor a lawyer which is the probably the most important person, you need an attorney that is in the landlord tenant court dealing with evictions all day long, so that he knows the judges and what they will say regarding your paperworkRegarding title company, many will work with you on sup two or wraps or we saw options, so you have to persevere and not quit.I have have attorneys not close but notarize documents when you enter in the lease and the option with the seller A good idea to facilitate condition is to have the seller pay for a property inspection report that should alleviate the tenant buyers worries about the condition of the property, also a home warranty service like 300-400 a year that's assumable is a good idea"Trusting in God but lock your car" 😳

I obviously want the money in my account so I can show proof of funds if I want to pull the trigger on something.  

Then you can go a get the property and lock it down knowing you have an investor looking for just that specific type of property.

For example, are you just looking to lock in a rate long term for the remaining principle on your home loan or are you looking to take money out of the refi?

If it is the buyer, how do you change over the escrow without triggering the DOS clause, since the bank is usually controlling the escrow account?

Hi all,I was thinking today that it might be handy to have a lock box I could leave on site (locked onto a porch post or secured somehow) when I am showing an apartment for those that aren't able to scan and e mail applications on line.  

You can cancel during your inspection period, for no reason whatsoever, but once the inspection period is over, you're locked in. 

I would have immediately changed the locks anyway, as who wants lock where 30 or so local preservation/inspector personnel have the key?

I want to start renovating but afraid to show up, change locks, and then learn after the fact that the original owner(s) have been there on/off.