Currently kitchen, laundry and downstairs bathrooms have linoleum floors, except master bath and walk in closet has carpet. 

We meet at an active investment property and walk everyone in attendance through the details of the particular deal; so it's been a great way to get more 'hands-on' knowledge from active, successful investors.

So at the time that I'm authoring this post I'm still in the assignment contract even though there is not one currently active with the owner of the house.So my question is, at this point could I walk away from this deal and get my full deposit back?

The attorney won't walk you step by step through the process like an agent would but the contract you sign with the FSBO can be structured the way you want it with an attorney.

The UBG will will walk through many of the key topics of real estate investing.

My best suggestion go walk the area, see what new restaurants are coming into the neighborhood.

My original credit facilities were to buy court house steps.. so we needed cash on the barrel head so we started with a 4 million dollar unsecured LOC.. we used that cash to buy then we got the appraisal etc and tapped our holding line which bounced between 6 and 8 million.. it was pretty sweet.. you talk about advantage at the court house steps.. walk up with a couple milske in cashiers checks.. and if I did not use them that day the money was never taken from my account and I was not charged for it.. this is what great banking relationships will do for you.. then in the melt down of 08 that bank was the only one of 5 I dealt with that kept my credit lines in tack but they shrunk dramatically of course..

<==Not a wholesaler, but I think you'll want to walk away as long as their agent is under contract, but keep the contact.  

Do you have any suggestions of anyone that would be willing to do a quick walk through with me for a small fee just to give me an idea what I may be dealing with?

If your inspection fails you can walk away right?