So you may have to do some searching to find one that does.The transation itself is the same as any other real estate transaction, with a few twists.

@Johann Batista Ok finding your contractors at the bar that is a new twist.. :)

Kids' "away ball game" -- start early and drive a twisting, off-freeway route to and from, through different communities and different neighborhoods.

How do you know he is not twisting her arms to gain something financially?

I've also sold them in the past and need to add one twist.

I could probably twist his arm given my track record and get this place for 1.5 years or something...but it's not a great enough deal to warrant that.I'm talking to my main lender now to see if the appraisal process will be an issue if I buy the property as-is with 25% down - depending on how he responds, I may end up going the local lender route for 1-2 years until I can refinance with a big bank (usually better terms in my experience).Thanks for the help!

The unexpected twists.

You only weaken your point by twisting things so obviously.

There are many twists and turns your career can take you, so always prepare and keep a look out for opportunity. 

All wholesaling really is, is acquisition with a twist.