She could do it, but in general when people can qualify for traditional financing it's usually not as good of a deal for them to do a rent to own for any extended period of time. 

Specifically, I used LinkedIn Sales Navigator (month trial) to connect with many local agents, wholesalers, investors, and various other REI professionals.

If you're rehabbing and flipping, you need the money for a slightly longer period (a few months, perhaps). 

I'd offer something closer to $22k.Regarding your analysis:Most banks require a 6-month seasoning period before they'll loan based on a new appraisal.Do you have a lender lined up that will write such a small mortgage?

As a last resort, email.Your first three contacts should be building the relationship, period.

- Finding a stable, well-paying W2 job, that you can see yourself in for a significant period of time.

After the sale, the couple wants to rent the property back from the buyer for a period of less than 12 months while the house being built is finished.The sellers are asking 75% of a 2019 appraisal (hasn't been negotiated yet), have credit scores above 700, and a DTI of 23%. 

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Good Evening,Everyone's advice is spot on however one mention of an item I would look at if everything else is looking great on the offer is the inspection period to get the time to take this look.1) Ask if he has the P&L on hand along with other documents if you go under contract.2) If he has done his homework and collected everything to move expeditiously then I would have the deposit made within a 3 day timer after LOI negotiations (he may request it to accompany which is fine since you can request back).

I would like to tap that equity ASAP, then refinance into 30 year conventional after the 6 month seasoning period.