He empathized and understood, but being a private situation, he was not interested at all, not what they do. 

The procedure, timetable, and any legal or regulatory requirements should all be understood when performing due diligence for a purchase.

Thankfully, I have gotten some referrals from other investors and professionals here who understood the question.

Wholesale should never be done with a listed property unless you give 100% full disclosure up front so the agent and seller knows you have no real money no real means to close unless you can find a buyer etc etc.. but of course here we are talking about this and poor wholesaler cant get deals LOL I never understood trying to wholesale a property on the MLS.

I’ve purchased a couple of these before and a few things that I have understood about this process, doing it myself: - As others have said, you really need to order title and understand what mortgage/liens/debt/judgments they have on title as that is something you’d assume when the redemption period ends.

Your tenants wouldn't have sent the second month if they understood the first month had been hijacked.

He finally understood how the regulations on STR work and asked if I “do Airbnb”.

Most of these concerns should have been understood prior to going under contract.

If it truly understood this seasonality pattern, it would have applied it to the previous uninstructed $/sf estimate for the future.

Understood - so say I sell house in Sep-24; then I can adjust my remaining paychecks to catch up to 110% of 2023 tax to avoid tax penalty or I need to start having higher withholdings now?