When (wholesaler A) brings a buy-hold deal, light repairs, with equity at end, 2k deposit non-refundable, 20 day close contract, to  (Investor, & licensed Realtor B) and B doesn't want to buy it at that moment, but sees deal value, has 100% all cash buyer in hand who would most likely want deal and will title and close, what are "B" 's options to put some modest coin in his/her pocket and make the deal move forward fast?

Long story short, I got really lucky with some crypto investments and will have somewhere in the vicinity of 120-160k to invest in real estate next year.  

@Lawrence Kutsovsky syndication and JV are not two sides of the same coin.

I’ll be using some cash up front to make some updates and adding coin op laundry.

Hi Karen, you will hear both sides of the coin...everywhere from anonymity is best to you MUST have a brand.

That makes sense, but I'm also seeing that from the opposite side of the coin.

If your deal is skinny, you're not getting any money to fund it unless you come up with some serious coin of your own to play.

Looking to get out of Brandon Turner's "Analysis Paralysis" coined term and really get going in the RE investing world.A little about me is I have been a RE broker for over 3 yrs now,(after ending a career in basketball), experience in both residential and most recently past yr. have been with a commercial firm.

@Brett Goldsmith is very experienced in short sales (I recognize you from the SS super star site), but on the other side of the coin, representing the sellers....we Always require EM, And Inspections, up front.  

Whether it will have much of an effect on appraisal is a coin toss.