., is to agree to an inspection where you:Can walk away from the contract if there’s a major issue, like foundation trouble.Can’t negotiate with the seller over any issues that arise.This arrangement appeals to sellers because they won’t be hit with thousands of dollars in repairs, and it gives you an advantage in a competitive field.Similarly, if you’re competing against all-cash offers, which don’t require an appraisal, you can waive the appraisal contingency.

We're getting back on our feet but we missed/were late on many payments for the rental, which ironically is the major reason my credit is so bad at the moment.

If you're interested, I made a comparison chart of floating LVP products when I was shopping last year with a major focus on durability (also share some challenges with replacing carpet with LVP over wooden subfloor): https://www.biggerpockets.com/...There are lots of great LVP options out there though so I definitely don't think it's necessary to go down the rabbit hole like I did…

Majority of my units are city water/sewer and tenant pays.  

All 4 rooms would share the one bathroom in the main house (which is my major concern).  

If the current tenant has a good track record of paying on time then this may not be a major issue.

Any major issues or difficulties?

Please note the majority of wholesale deals these days are more retail buyer #'s and not deals for me. 

Looking for recommendations for a good platform where I can get reliable SFR sold and rental comps for most of the major markets across the Southeast, South, and Southwest US, including non-disclosure states like TX, LA, and MS

I did a major renovation with some higher end finishes.