Not something most sellers are really motivated enough to do.In terms of what happens to that 83k, it depends.

Start analyzing properties as you find motivation.

@Rick Mays What are you doing now to get motivated seller leads?

I'm a wholesaler who has made contact withwith a motivated seller who wants to sell me her home.

The reason I posted this topic is that one of my tenants who had been great for 2 years and signed an early termination letter and paid two months of the remaining lease,  suddenly lost his mind or something and trashed the place when he left, plus decided not to move out on the last day just to be a jerk.  

To address your question: if you're working with motivated FSBO deals, proof of funds shouldn't be an issue.  

I am very new to the real estate world but 100 percent motivated to make this an eventual full time business.  

I keep my last name off here to try and remain a bit google proof!

Having done that I am now preparing my first mailing for motivated sellers.I wouldn't discourage you from door knocking, I think it can be a valuable learning experience, however I would have to agree with @Lynette Braun that "touching" the customer with mailings or social media prior to meeting with them is more in line with your long term success in this business.  

Motivation is key set the goals as high as you can!