My concerns are possible disagreements on refinancing and pulling out money, or when timing to resell..

If you purchased that property with the primary intent to resell then a 1031 exchange is not appropriate. 1031 property is property you purchased with intent to hold for productive use.

I know on the retail side it can be quite slow to resell.. 

Obviously this doesn’t apply for people who do a value-add (live in flip) so they live there and re-sell a couple years down the road for more.

Worst case scenario, find a transactional funding company (most hard money companies will do this as well) to lend you the money to close on your front end transaction before re-selling to your end buyer.Good luck Dustin!

I've found that, once a property hits any list, it's already picked over and there's competition because others also have the list.The best wholesale deals are properties you can buy very cheap in order to resell low enough that an investor can buy it from you and still make their own profit.

I started out buying and selling cars in 2006 and expanded into reselling equipment purchased at business liquidation actions after the market dropped.

I would be very surprised if you could immediately resell this property for $1.5M more.You may want to learn how to do a ground-up evaluation so you can really understand if you are getting a good deal or not.

I closed on a house on 12/15/2017 and began renovations immediately, with plans to resell.

Would we be able to get this house for a discounted price and maybe we can try and resell it?