Hi Athita,If your offer gets accepted, you or your attorney should request all tenant leases and the rent roll for the property.

From the link:The Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency is offering emergency rental assistance for residents who have experienced a loss or reduction in wages due to COVID-19.The Housing and Redevelopment agency is offering the assistance in partnership with the city and county of Sacramento.Applications for the Sacramento Emergency Rental Assistance program will be accepted online Friday, Oct. 9, through Thursday, Oct. 22.Applicants are eligible to receive up to $4,000 in rental assistance via payment made directly to the landlord.

(Being human, I’m just as likely to be wrong on predictions and timing as most other people of course.)So I think you should definitely just focus on what’s best for your own situation and “get a piece on the board” with a house hack if the numbers are acceptable to you, and then reevaluate where the market is, and you are, after that.

After everything is accepted an inspection must occur by their inspector.

I hope you can accept a zoom call or such.

Sellers still need to sell, and the more pressure they are under to sell, without a buyer appearing, the more likely they are to accept a deal where you pay for their equity in monthly installments. 

You could ask for a discounted fee from the agent since the potential buyer will most likely accept the home 'as is' and won't be subject to an appraisal.

I had some questionable systems in the house and I was glad to have it.After a seller accepts your offer, that's when negotiations begin.

Hello BP community, Some Background: Currently had an offer accepted on a Duplex in West Warwick, RI. 

The Supreme Court accepted my complaint and issued the tenants a summons.