I contacted a paralegal adviser that  specializes in real estate ,and she stated that wholesaling is legal in NC  but it is your due diligence to go to court house at dep,of deeds and do a check on the property and make sure there is no judgments against the property to save aggravation at the closing process,the fee is $40-$70 depending on county she replied.

That newness can cost you money and aggravation and that is RISK!  

We started working with Chase 3 months ago and have given them every little nitty gritty detail and document that they have asked for so it's extremely aggravating that they waited until the last minute to tell us this info.

Instead, these strategies are really for sophisticated negotiations, and should not be used to aggravate an existing precarious financial situation. 

It saves you the time and aggravation of chasing a dead deal.However, prospects that are interested but still aren’t convinced will not want you to go away.

Rethink if the aggravation etc is worth it.

If it costs you $1000 to pay the tenant off vs $3000 plus in hard costs in addition to lost rent/make ready costs and additional factors such as time and aggravation, consideration must be made to "hold your nose" and do it as distasteful as it may beAs far as consideration to future landlords, I cannot or should not overcome their lack of screening. 

There were 9 robberies, 3 aggravates assaults, 9 burglaries and 23 thefts. 

During the lease, if she turns out to be a real aggravation but keeps the property nice, you have two options at expiration: raise the rent to compensate or have her move.

If you can't pay cash then he doesn't want the aggravation of getting his money from me on your behalf.