Talk to them and explain that this is not acceptable as you have a home warranty that will cover the repairs. 

Safe, smart approach for the new kid on the block.Also, accept the idea that you needn't only invest in your local market. 

The offer was not accepted and it went pending.

All, I just got an offer accepted on a HUD home.

I would imagine it could be challenged by the tennant but that requires a significant amount of time and money for them so most don't and just accept it. 

I just accepted a role for a position where I'll be selling property management software.

I hadn't even seen the property until after the offer had been accepted! 

The Sales Navigator feature allows for very specific (and unlimited) searches so you can better pinpoint the best people to network within your area.Once they accepted my connection I then reached out to them just asking if they were open to meeting and offer up any advice they may have.

Accepting Section 8 can be a great way to add stability and I have found success with this approach.

The facts and challenges are-1) The house is listed for sale on the MLS and it’s “short sale listing approved by bank” leaves no deal. 2) The first lien holder, which is a FHA loan, is for foreclosing and the sale date is set for about 3 months from now. 3) The owner died and his estranged daughter now has the right to sell. 4) The estranged daughter has zero motivation to engage in the process. 5) The lender is owed about what the houses ARV might be after $75k in renovations and carrying costs. 6) I’ve been able to connect with the attorney handling the foreclosure in the interest of pursing buying the note who reports that since it is FHA they are unable to accept a short payoff.