Part of this is a diversification play. 

You can't just start a syndication as a GP with no background in investing so I don't know your play here.

We’ll see in 24 mo if my strategy plays out.

You need to reach out to the housing authority, not the tenant.

I realize there are a lot of variables at play during turnovers, such as:- What was the condition prior to tenant move-in and what is the condition after move-out?

Many taxing authorities are wise to this, and so require some form of disclosure on the sale price of the holding entity.  

I suspect the odds that the wholesaler did not misrepresent anything is fairly small.if your wholesaler is picking up the legal costs to pursue this so that you are only going to be out the time value of your earnest money, I think I would just sit back and see how this plays out.  

Hoarders get attached to their belongings so not only do they not want to let go of all the stuff, they don't want to leave.If it's an heir of a hoarder, the play is easy.

They have called the police on guests (in the middle of the day, for parking over a sidewalk in the driveway, for noise when guests were playing dominoes by the pool and on and on)…one neighbor yelled obscenities at my guests (in front of children), saying, “We don’t want tourists!” 

With the current housing market being so competitive, how do you see private money lending playing a role in securing properties quickly?