Probably not, but good enough for me to offer at least a bit of advice.First off, I think what you are doing is the best way to get started in RE investing.

Should someone's "reputation" be good enough that they are serious buyers?  

.- Other than that, inspection report talked about height from tread to ceiling not being good enough as per modern standards and someone can bump the head.

That's not good enough.2) Why can't the tenant buy it for $100k?

I worked in sales for years and no I didn't love it, but I was good enough to make money for real estate purchases.I would suggest for your first purchase to house hack a duplex.

Personally, I wouldn't wait on the market, if the deal is good enough.  

I'm not sure if those numbers are good enough to be a safe backup plan but that's what we were able to come up with. 

If the house is a good enough deal, your end buyer should be willing to allow a leaseback for a short time after close, usually no longer than a month.Good luck!

The majority won't qualify for traditional financing, hoping that funding won't be too difficult to secure if the deal is good enough.

I just got finished with putting down the Home Depot Allure product in a lower end flip and I've decided against using it on this since I don't think the 4mm thickness would be good enough for a higher end flip.