You need to close him right there, if you have to get back to him odds are it won't end up going through.

It seems a little odd to me that the wholesaler would get a purchase agreement and then I would purchase it from him w/ a purchase agreement too even though he doesn't own the property yet.

The good news is almost all never reach the courtroom, but once there your odds of winning would be like betting green every time on the roulette wheel.

How can you tell if your odds are greater (a bank that is lending for a LOC) by evaluating the comparison chart on banktracker.com?

What are the odds of them agreeing to some repair issue credit, etc., after they have approved a SS?

Total speculation.The nice thing about casino gambling is that the rules and odds are clear. 

Your in Illinois not Oklahoma and that is even worse for your odds.

Simply view the preparatory time as part of your investment in your future. 95% of the indivulaes in your position fail because they view real estate investing as a way to go from zero to success....this is not realistic, you need cash and a solid income if you hope to increase your odds of success.

If it looks at all odd, I would ask for a vacant unit, but keep in mind he does have the rights of other tenants and it may be 60 days to get him out depending on your local laws.

What are the odds of a newbie with no flips under his belt getting points rolled into the loan?