What the uninformed investor did not understand is fiduciary duty or not, people are human and hungry agents may be a bit more inclined to steer their clients to a higher commission house sale.  

Automatically reject a tight tank unless there's an extraordinary reason not to.If it looks like there's meat on the bone, go for a look and make a fast decision and write an offer and hopefully we get it accepted.The key is to get the offer submitted as fast as humanly possible, preferably before the open house - and set a *very* fast expiration on the offer so the seller / seller's agent doesn't have a lot of time to shop it around.For experienced flippers who want to forego the home inspection, great - eliminate the inspection contingency. 

She’s literally the most tame, responsible, quiet human being ever, so it’s funny to think that this post is getting responses from the perspective of someone who wants to take advantage or is wanting to break the rules.

Human knees wear out.

You have a TON of people giving super confident advice on Wholesaling while they have NEVER wholesaled before.People giving advice on SEO when they have NO clue what seo realllly is.Asking about the legalities of wholesaling here, where 80% of the people here hate wholesalers and think they are the devil incarnate I can bet no matter what answer you gt it will be completely useless to you because ultimately you will have to verify what ever you get with an attorney.Sorry this may not be helpful, but this reply could have saved you a ton of legal issues.Find a lawyer .. and ask "it" (because we all know lawyers are not human)

By doing so, it makes the reader understand that they are talking with a real person, humanizes the conversation. 

Your borrower should have purchased a vacant dwelling policy with course of construction and builders risk endorsements, @Raj G. . 

Then I was told by another lender then no I cannot buy this property with a FHA because FHA guidelines are that I could only purchase a mix used property if it's at single dwelling with a commercial space attached to it that is less than 49% of the residential part other property.

You cannot follow everything by books, all are human and things happen.

Much of the regulation applies to renting out individual rooms and/or short term rentals in an accessory dwelling unit(attached or detached ADU on the property. https://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2018/08/80_percent_of_portland_airbnb-.htmlAs a side note,  CM2 land on SE Belmont is a prime zoning for building plexes.