Sounds like your relationship might need a little tweaking, but you are certainly off to a good start.                 

We use a from based off of what can be found here that has been tweaked/approved by several attorneys. 

Building my marketing machine, daily lead generation processes, lots of tweaking etc. 

i work with an agent, but i also do my own searches. i use homepath (useless for the most part), trulia, century21, etc. but most of the things i look at come from the email alerts that the agent set up for me. i just wish i can tweak the filters myself rather than me asking her to change the setting.the only problem with the way i do it is that by the time i hear about it, it's out in the open. i have no idea how to get "soon to be listed" type of houses.

Just tweak it as you need to for SFH vs MFH.

I would think wholesalers would be a whole lot better off using their energy to turn the wholesale leads into "Subject To" with just a little bit of tweaking. 

It is a 2/1.5 that could be a 3/2 with some tweaking, and it was on a moderately busy road.

If the numbers work then its a go, if not then perhaps you can tweak the deal another way to make it work.

In response to those that told me that I should have known all of these costs up front, I agree with you, and I thought I did, but as the deal unfolded I had to tweak some of my estimates and the tweaks changed things more than I would have expected (This is my first purchase after all).  

Also, the provided excel sheet is market specific to her market, and should be tweaked for the market you are evaluating.