Sounds like you have sufficient cashflow/ income to weather an occasional vacancy or maintenance expense.

Based on my qualifications at the time, it was one of 3 properties I could buy that had sufficient rent and a low enough price.

Can tenants bar entry to the property even with more than sufficient notice and masked?

I wasn't aware of this bill passing and I haven't seen any major slowdown with Wholesalers in OKC, so I'm not sure if this is a token bill that will never really have teeth, or rather one that is taking time to enact.You might interact with Tucker McIntire or Tez Aberta and see what they know.

Worrying about current market conditions only makes sense if you do not have sufficient liquidity to withstand a temporary downturn/setback. 

I pulled an estimate out of my *** for an interest rate at basically a 20% down payment option and the cash flow was more than sufficient to cover my fake scenario.

When assigning to another buyer, do I need both a purchase and sale agreement and an assignment contract, or is the assignment contract with the specified assignment fee sufficient for completing the whole process?

I've been scouring the forums for help and have not found anything that's been sufficient yet.Thanks in advance,Amber Herriman

It's really not that much different than buying with a conventional loan...there are just some additional requirements in terms of the property's condition, cash flow (self-sufficiency rule), etc.  

For example, I would want to see the value of my properties in the context of the other similar properties on the same and adjoining streets.The reason I don't think the value alone is sufficient is the values are arbitrary until supported with the comps which were not disclosed in the letter.