Have your attorney request an estoppel agreement signed by the tenants during attorney approval. 

I've had lots of interest but no signed contract yet.

Obviously, we’ll sign papers so this is agreed upfront.

Does anyone have advice on how best to proceed, and what professional advice is necessary before signing?

*FAS = FUNDAMENTALLY ALTER the nature of SERVICES providedWhy has no one been able to turn down ESA requests based on the wording of the actual FHA law?

If this was my only strategy I would've starved years ago.Pre-foreclosures I don't deal with all that much anymore (a lot of it because of the laws in WA) but have all my FSBOs sign a Form 22 FSBO stating they aren't distressed as a CYA.  

I have been listening to the podcast, watching webinars and reading articles for a few months now and finally decided to sign in to the BP app.

From a personal standpoint, I don‘t want to evict someone over “only $74,“ but I realize it can be a slippery slope and I don‘t want that to turn into $740.

Sounds like they probably accepted the other offer as they’d likely forward the signed acceptance to the buyer.

I know that it is legal, but is there a problem with me telling the tenants right off the bat that they need to sign a lease agreement?