I am trying to keep than in mind as I battle my impatience.My Goals: My goals include buying and holding multi-family units, because these properties do well in my market.

Can I throw all of it away so it doesn’t rot and smell up the house?

After several months of battling with various ideas, we think we've settled on Orlando, FL due to the fact that there is no state income tax (especially important for someone overseas), Disney is close, it's mid-way between our families, and the weather makes it destination-friendly year round.

Also, depending on the size of the fire, the while house may need to be gutted to ensure that the smell doesn't come back.

Call it mid-life crisis, whatever, the smell of saw dust and paint really gets me motivated.

Ok, not really... :mrgreen: But what I WAS wondering... I've heard people suggest those two sites for finding comps for wholesaling before you can afford a subscription service. Thing is, cyberhomes alwyas seems 20%-...

This way if you don't find a buyer in a week or two its no harm no foul and you walk away.

The battle is hard but no road to success is easy, once again thanks for taking the time respond and I wish nothing but the best in your future.

This is important, knowing is half the battle (GI JOE!)

Only thing I can think of.Sounds to me like the seller's attorney thinks his client sold too low if you can make a profit and is using Tax Code to fog the battle field.Ask your attorney for a "Hold Harmless and Indemnification Agreement" to cover any tax liability arising for the seller other than the customary gain on the sale arising from or out of any specific assignment.