(Buyer and Lender save money) Seller C may not want to move, however if they go into foreclosure they wont have a choice!  

Heres the approved courses:http://red.nv.gov/uploadedFiles/rednvgov/Content/F...Ive personally used proschools and onlineed and have no complaints.Key and Kaplan seems to be really popular as well.Ive never head of complaints about any of them.

so you have three choices:(1) buy a non-owner occupied property and rent it out (you'll continue living where you are now or somewhere else) (2) buy a multi-fam and live in one unit, rent out the other(s) (3) buy an owner occupied (OO) property and rent out a bedroom do the math on each - with an OO you may qualify for an FHA insured mortgage which should allow for a reduced down payment (perhaps as low as 5%, sometimes lower).

Two choices...the best is to make the buyers be preapproved with a lender the seller/selling agent trusts, making sure they get tax returns, w-2,s, 3 mo.s of bank statements verifying funds, etc.

1) GOOD CHOICE!

You can read through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide if you want to know the most popular strategies.

Rentometer.com is a popular (and therefore presumably accurate) website for rents in your area.

Your choice, Burnie.If you do run across a rich person, taxes are killin 'em and they show interest, I guess I would ask if they know anyone interested in passive real estate investing.  

You might have to remodel it to fit in with today's designs that are popular or make the house more open.To find out what is the most popular as far as design goes.  

My renter just moved out, so I have the choice of selling it or renting it out for 1100 maybe 1200.