We need to get the head count for the food we are having.  

We would be looking at quite an investment however with the purchase of the land, possibly installing a bulk head, sewer, power, cement, pilings, deck, and a few improvements like fixing sheetrock, adding shutters, etc.So in summary, we are considering moving our current home to a higher value piece of land and then selling.  

And now, starting this November, I'm jumping head first into real estate.

Just a heads up to check both your Homeowner's policy and Rental Insurance policy to see if you are covered for riot, terrorism, and civil disorder problems.

For example I'm planning on taking all of the pre-license courses online before heading back to the USA so that I can take the test and hit the ground running as soon as I get back. 

I assumed from the title here that that is where this was headed, but not to be.

I "usually" can get into their head a little bit and make an offer that I think they'll accept based on circumstances, but only the seller really knows if the deal is a win for them.

If all still looks good, I'd grab their money and head for a signing ceremony.If the buyer balks at that much NROC, they're probably not serious.

After all.. you don't know where your life will head, what deals will fall in your lap or any outcome really... so.. take that as you will.Good luck!

Losing rental properties is one thing, the roof over your head another.