- Idk, I figured I would find this info out during the inspection if an offer was accepted.

Esp. on something as basic and embarrassing as this.I always say "I don't know but I will find out" is an acceptable answer and I am glad that I work with people that feel the same way. 

But the seller offered me owner financing with very little money down so its hard not to accept this.

I recently accepted a job offer at the VA hospital in San Juan, PR and will be moving at the start of the year from Utah.

What I'm leading to is that if they're removable, can HOA accept that they'll be removed once you physically move if they're not a permanent fixture? 

When I had a project that involved removing some asbestos my local landfill was a facility that accepted it as long as it was properly prepared for disposal in the correct containers etc.

@Jose Valdez I accept personal checks which can sometimes lead to later payments than the 1st or the 5th.

And how do you go by picking the out of state contractor and ensuring that the work that is being claimed as completed is indeed completed and to an acceptable quality. 

Up until about a decade ago, once you filled up the Fannie/Freddie slots, there wasn't much of a choice if you wanted to continue to expand; you had to go commercial. 

My question - if I put in offers on say 5 of them at the same time, but honestly I only want to procure 3 (based on my financial feasibility), and if all 5 offers are accepted, how do I get out of the other 2 (before spending on inspection to back out)???