I am a fundamentals kinda guy - long positions do it for me.  

As a real estate enthusiast, I love understanding and executing on the fundamentals of real estate investing.

He personally does not see the fundamentals the way you last described as far as I can tell.

Even if you replaced the $100k with a $1M loan the fundamentals remain the same.

The fundamental problem with office is that many companies are moving into hybrid workplace where people only come 1-3x a week to office.From the chart that I read, from realized PSF positioning perspective, PSF required for employee to be working in 2023 has regressed to 2002 level, so if PSF has reduced a lot, then all office ,especially the one build in 1980s, shall have valuation moved to 2002 level.

To summarize: Tampa is one of the most fundamentally sound markets in one of the most fundamentally sound states in the country for housing.

I think you fundamentally understand what BiggerPockets is about.

And I also agree that in some limited circumstances that includes the temporary infringement of their fundamental Constitutional rights.   

You could attend closing to get your fee, but you aren't the buyer or seller, if you don't take title.Both of you guys seem totally lost, I suspect you jumped right into the wholesaling thing like most without a clue as to the fundamentals of RE, your life will be much easier if you back up and learn the basics instead of doing what many try to do and jump for the immediate dollar in some deal.

You want to be sure you have a strong understanding of your market and of investment fundamentals, and that takes a bit of time to acquire.