Getting this information online will result in guesses, making risk in this situation.Good Luck!

Given that these properties are tied to prices from 3 years ago, we don't want to risk losing the deal by splitting up each property into a separate contract.

I'm looking for a way to make it happen, without exposing myself to undue risk.  

My preference is to go straight through the title company, put that money into renovations, and send the agent a couple hundred dollar gift card to Amazon for their time. 

Risk management is another crucial aspect.

If you notice my posting history I am investigating purchasing my first condo in the next few months and am investigating some potential scenarios.I am looking into living in the unit for a little over 1 year and putting it up for rent either with HCV/Section 8 or finding a tenant through my brokerage(L&F) or other means. 

Best options would be either 1-Buy a cheaper older home or 2- put a down payment so that the mortgages is more feasible to rent out.

This is the risk in accepting electronic payments. 

We put together $29.7k to bid at an auction and won a single family home for $252k leaving a balance of $222.3k.

Where the tenant puts his info out there and what he's looking for, # of pets, what he can afford,  etc.