If the LL is a big organization like a REIT they may be unwilling or unable to negotiate lease terms with individual tenants.Or maybe the LL just thinks their space is hot enough that they don't need to negotiate as another tenant will accept the default lease terms.

I have to check with the organizer not sure if they have enough room. 

i am currently organizing my "how to's" and researching wholesale and general real estate investments, mostly "wholesale's" to begin with, but i do not know where to get a contract from, i am more looking into an assignment contract but i am not sure if to get one from a title company or searching for one online or a real estate attorney, and what kind of contract is between the home owner and the wholesaler. any information is helpful.

@Julie MecheI'll PM you a link to a presentation I did recently for the Seoul Real Estate Investing Meetup that I co-organize.

I’m guessing it’s one of those things that are bound to happen… Don’t mind organizing the events, but don’t care for the public speaking part.

But our group was started because a lot of the groups were more about the organizer pitching their own objectives and making money.  

I want to make it as organized and simple as possible. 

@Louise Courville That reminds me I have to make business cards for my Organization (National Society of Black Engineers) this weekend!! 

It is great to see something not only benefits your organization monetarily, but also benefits all of your clients as well.

 Our local REIA organizer says not to bother with short sales because the bank gets paid for the first three missed payments (due to insurance) and after that they get paid all the rest of what is owed them.