Your job is to determine how big of a segment that is in your area (will depend on lots of factors), and then determine if you're comfortable trying to sell a house where the buyer segment is that much smaller than the total buyer pool.

If I were in your shoes I would do one of two things.

Or if you can show a track record of closing deals the seller may feel more comfortable.

Of course, I will typically wait a few business days to feel comfortable that there will be no rescission of the sale.

I was a little hesitant but he said he had done a lot of research on the area and checked everything out with street view and was comfortable renting it without seeing it.

If that's the case, you'll have to get a transactional loan.Even if you don't need to have the transactional funds in place, you'll need to verify who the certified checks should be made out to and know that the title company is comfortable doing a double close.

I think that you can be more successful davka because you are a womanThere are many women sellers (widows, divorcees,inheritance) that they would be more comfortable dealing with youFor buyers you don't have to worry.

The disclosure has a hand written page on the back that's in Chinese and the listing agent needs that page signed.Not comfortable signing a page I can't read, person at my realtors office said it look like a lost of what they fixed and to what condition it was fixed.

I am not sure how comfortable you are with this, but STL cash flows pretty well and there always a ton of out of town investors buying in St.

The dynamics of marriage are so broad and specific to each couple that I don't feel comfortable even making a suggestion.From my personal viewpoint.....I've been married for almost 18 years so my general perspective is....if things go really well with your investing, you'll look like a hero to your wife.