I am going to be living on site and am nervous because I don't want constant visitors for every little thing.  

There are also visitor spots close by they can use, but the HOA requires cars in those spaces to be moved at least once every 3 days.The first town house was up for rent and I had a family move in during September.  

Maybe they have frequent visitors with kids.

If a suitable buyer is found they could do a double closing.In both scenarios the wholesaler is acting as a principal, selling his interest in the property and not acting as a broker.Can you point me to any statutes that make this illegal?

And while the home is flooded and you are repairing, you have the cost of placing the tenants somewhere else until they can either move back in or find suitable alternate housing.

By that, not only have lots of "stuff" but continually changing and evolving to drive more visitors to come back more often.

Unless you are suggesting that the only suitable form of payment is cash in hand, I believe these fears are groundless.

The 4th Ave location is labeled business 8 and has many smaller shopping centers and local restaurants that make it a better selection for air bnb than most of the rest of yuma west of 4th ave which is primarily family neighborhoods without any real attractions for visitors to enjoy.Also, the main street location would be the closest to the Quechan Casino on the Arizona and California border. 

which sector is most suitable for foreign investors willing to buy in CASH (Single Family,Multy-Family,Class A,B,C ,etc)Thanks in advance.

I finally found a property that is suitable to doing this type of development in sustainable living.