Register an LLC, get bonded for like $5k (I think insurance premium is like $100 annually), get some commercial cleaning equipment, build a simple yet detailed website of your services with some nice photos, make flyers (I've used miamiflyers.com) with a promo of like $200 entire home up to $2,000 sq ft 1st time customer up to 4 hours of cleaning services (you'll probably need a partner to help out to make things easier for you).

The house is in pretty good shape and the new buyer is going to build a custom home on the lot so it will get torn down at a cost of around $3k or so.

Are there many home auctions dedicated to live-in buyers only?

If you remove the entire unit and only install a tub, you will need to put up cement board (under a custom tile surround) or drywall (behind a shower enclosure kit).

I knew a banker that was approached by customers to send them the loans they could not do (this of course was against policy so they did not do it but.....)5.

If hard money is more expensive than taking on a partner that is normally a warning sign the deal it way too thin.Warning: I am not looking for new customer.

once they have a seller, whom they represent - then they market to acquire buyers (customers) for their sellers.investors are customers or principals - they buy and sellfirst time buyers - are people who are buying a home for the first time - customers to buy properties from sellers.just know this - that MOST agents, no matter how much they "help" you - represent the seller, UNLESS, they sign an agreement with you that say they're going to represent you as a Buyers Agent.THIS IS A HUGE DIFFERENCE.even though no real estate agent can keep secrets regarding knowledge about damage to the property itself - they can, even though they're working "with you", not tell you that the house is overpriced, the sellers are divorcing (distressed), the neighbhorhood is full of rentals with key statistical data on the general value of the area, etc

Talk to their customers.

They both can dial your cell phone when the alarm is triggered.However, when I called Skylink customer support, they said I needed a land line in the house for the alarm to work.Obviously there's not going to be any phone service in a vacant house.I was wondering what other people do in this situation?

Years ago I worked in a customer service call center for a major credit card company.