They say yes, but then, goes back to the standard operating procedure. 

I was also desperately reading here on BP before I left to close this deal.The way I see it is...Yes this example is a little risky, and not an advisable procedure or process to adopt by any means, especially the cash part, but I learned tons and had my first successful Wholesale deal.

I was planning to re-key with a smart lock, so we won't need to change locks twice regardless (I'd still change the locks again after she left but it's a simple 2 minute procedure from there instead of calling the locksmith again).

I feel like we would be better off having a GC walk the house with us, but is it the normal procedure?

Make sure if you’re evicting someone to use a 3rd party and follow your state’s procedure to the tee.

Apparently you didn’t get these changes in writing, and you don’t know your own state lien laws and procedures.

What's the procedure 

But if the house was vacant and left in a high humidity condition, all bets are off.If doing it yourself, make sure you use proper PPE and procedures.

For Leasing:1) What is your procedure for qualifying tenants?

If you do file make sure you follow all court-mandated procedures in a timely manner, show up for court proceedings, file necessary paperwork.Good luck.