Once we have everything in writing, I'll do a walk through of all of the units and can renegotiate or back out at that time but my understanding is that those units were representative of the buildings as a whole.

I have sent earnest money the turnkey's attorney.in the contract with my mortgage lender, it says, "(mortgage lender's) attorney represents only (mortgage lender's) interests and does not represent your interest.

For instance my firm currently offers a promotion where we charge $250 to represent a seller per residential transaction and $500 to represent a buyer in a residential transaction.

I don think so - but you never know - understand that there may be laws against it - there are in Maryland and the fines are very high.If you use an agent as your representative you are safer If they are not paying their mortgage - who else are they not paying - are there potential judgement on the property - someone in foreclosures will do or say anything to save their situation and walk with some money - you need to be careful.As soon as you think you are helping someone - remember you are really helping yourself - be transparent - make full disclosure.

We do business with a few affiliates, but they now represent only about 20% of our business.

Therefore, I have no recourse as a wholesaler, but being a Realtor as well, I'd like to hand this deal to a buyer and represent them.Can I post this in the forums as an opportunity for Bay Area investors, or may I only post in the Marketplace?

Get an experienced, knowledgeable agent that represents you.

A Realtor who represents you can refer you to the best home inspectors, appraisers, attorney's and more.

In the meantime, it costs you nothing as a buyer to be represented by a realtor, and you get access to a number of tools that are not accessible to the public as well as experience. 

He specializes in SDIRA issues, and representing investors in front of the tax courts.