You can take out contingencies.  

All cash obviously gets rid of the appraisal/financing contingency so your offer will obviously appear stronger than others with a much higher chance of closing. 

Know your terms: Will you have an inspection contingency or buy as-is?

I assume you put in a certain amount contingency fee?

Kicker: Landlord claims to ask most tenant(s) to sign a rental application without giving any information on what the new increase amounts for rent will be nor contingencies of lease renewal.

Hello Im buying a property in cash for $87k and asking was $83.5k even though property is selling As-is and its not contingent on inspection I was still able to do one and found  that the unit its about to go out, the roof will need replacing very soon 1 to 2 years left on it and roof has a leak... anyways I'm not sure if I can still negotiate on the price since the lady has dementia and its not willing to fix anything thats why she selling as is...

Make a possible contingency in the contract stating one of the units has to be free and clear of any tenants prior to closing.

Kobe - one key  step ..if needed to use a traditional loan for  acquiring the SFR  property - make sure you are 100% pre approved ( not  pre qualified )  so that any offer you choose to make  is as  strong  as  possible  with being able to minimize  any contingencies 

I'm thinking about just leaving the contract during the inspection contingency as it seems useless to try and move it to investors.

we need help after a year trying to get into commercial,we're running out of time in contract on an office warehousecondo and have gone through 1000s of pages of paperworkwith a CDC/SBA/Bank and received contingent approval,but got a screen-out on a SBA 504 resetting the clock.we're running out of time asking for a 2nd extension,offered our earnest money and trying to figure outhow to close this deal in 3 days or less than 3 weeksif the extension is accepted?