It's not uncommon for investors to have penalty clauses the same way they have bonus ones.Also big box retailers are not necessarily the best place to get your materials and especially labor.They can definitely be good for some things but I wouldn't rely on them as a "one stop shop" kinda deal.I'd look for more local supply stores and subs/trades that can install without the big box mark up.

I also second the video comment above. if the unit is abandoned your local laws may state that you have to store any items left behind for a period of time. your video is proof that the unit is empty and they did not leave behind their "expensive family diamond collection" which they would sue you for if you have no proof.Once you have new renters in there, document the days you lost rent and take them to small claims (if the amount is low enough). once you get a judgement you can try to collect from there.

You can go to any of the larger companies to search on their web page. 

Ok, so I am just starting to immerse myself in the wholesaling world and I searched all over the web for the 2 contracts to make it happen.

Research on the inter web the work you are planning and you can probably do it yourself.

-Does the grocery store forgive their bill?

I would search the web for HELOC's I have seen offers for up to 125% again so the lending is getting loose like before 2007   

I called a custodian company in Las Vegas called Preferred Trust and they said it was possible to invest in an online business like an Amazon store or a website with a SDIRA as well as real estate.   

Lastly, for this post, I am keenly interested in creating my web presence quickly with an eye on SEO and content as a main lead generator as we are driving for dollars and scraping data from tax delinquency and probate lists.

Doing things that work for you while you're at work (like Craigslist ads, direct mail, networking with agents, and web presence) are great!