If they accept, coordinate with them a date and time along with a locksmith so as soon as they are out of the house the locksmith can simultaneously change all the locks to the house.

We had multiple offers on this property and accepted a full-price offer with a high earnest money deposit.

I didn't screen my first renters well before accepting them.

@Joe Splitrock when a house is in foreclosure the bank won't accept less than full amount to reinstate the loan, so yes, an owner can accept rents, keep them, and is breaking no laws.

But, even if it does, there is one who will stop before us, call us by name and accept us into His family, and that is the Lord.

Does that mean that I can start the eviction process (assuming I don't accept any February rent) legally 7 days later?

We offered the seller 3 different options to choose from, we adjusted all three variables listed above so that each offer was different enough for the seller but we were still comfortable if they accepted.

I doubt the seller would accept $110,000, but it never hurts to ask.

@Nina Ning not Zillow but Opendoor, they need to have the same disclosures but they often don't know a lot of the time, the upsides are they have no emotional attachment to the home and holding costs really hurt them so you can get under list offers accepted especially for homes that have spent a lot of time on the market. 

If my offer was accepted but the home inspection came back not so good, Should I renegotiate a lower offer price?