I’ve been scrambling to gather info to the point where I have totally confused myself.

Most of the transactions in the longer deals fall apart, so you end up scrambling and extending.

From my experience a first time wholesaler would be setting themselves up for serious failure by randomly searching the market for a "Deal", then scrambling around trying to find a buyer for their deal as your suggesting.This method is completely backward from my experience because:#1 If you don't have a buyers list in place and your market is sizeable in the least, a first time wholesaler won't have a clue where to start.....By having a buyers list in place a first time wholesaler will at least have some direction to their efforts.#2 By not having a buyers list in place an investor sets themselves up to make far less profit on a deal because they are beggars instead of choosers.#3 Wholesaling is not a house business, it's a relationship business. 1 good house get's you paid once 1 good buyer gets you paid over and over.

Also what some title companies look at a routine work others consider a scrambled pain in the *** title. 1) I would want to know exactly what is the title issue?

You don’t want to be their next landlord who only gets last minute notice and has to scramble to find a new tenant.

Schwed said is so succinctly: "When there is a stock-market boom, and everyone is scrambling for common stocks, take all your common stocks and sell them.

I hope my P.O.V will help you; I am seemingly broke, I am scrambling to pay my bills on time and praying to God all the time to make it day by day, keep food on the table to feed my family, and meet our needs.

We just sold a 51x130 lot two blocks South of Kennedy and the builder scrambled to ask for a Variance to make the 7 foot setback that was already moved to 5 foot next door, to 3 FEET with only 5 feet for garden in the back alley access where they build the garage.

You are one word away from OCGA Sec.43-40-1 being amended to have everyone in this state scrambling to the Barney Fletcher Real Estate school. 

If something goes wrong with the property (and the "if" really means "when") you need to make sure that you have money and are not scrambling and in a mess of a time.