I actually told my friend after he drew up the contract that I would feel more comfortable if my lawyer would look over it.

If you or the seller drew up the contract yourselves, you probably want an attorney to look it over.  

@Drew Scafani your loan officer really shouldn't be giving you any advice on your offer amount.  

Read through them, goto a few classes at First Alliance Title, and reach out to @Drew Fein (RE attorney) on this site to help you with language for the "additional provisions" section of the contract that will allow you to assign it to the end buyer.Then when you get a property under contract, come back here and post it in the marketplace.  

@Drew Perkins Jeff Beard  I was not aware that investors wanted those type of numbers (ex. incomplete, no taxes, insurance, utilities, maintenance, property management etc)  from a wholesaler - we are not agents so these properties aren't being listed on the MLS.

Thank you @Drew Fein !!

I won’t be at the Sussex mtg, but I recommend introducing yourself to Michelle Williams and Phil Drew.  

The subject line alone drew realtors to the thread to defend their profession. 

Originally posted by @Drew Francis:@Scott SzurekAs you mentioned at the start of the post you have very limited experience on the subject.

Hey Drew,What verbiage and stationary type did you use?