Its a bank statement in your or your lenders name showing you have the cash.All that said, your buyer's agent should not be the one dictating terms.  

State law will dictate, but most likely no state would allow you to write in a clause about who is liable for incidents.  

What makes you think you can dictate how much someone else should make?

I invest for income and therefor logic dictates purchasing multi units.

Let the market dictate the move.

I feel that the quality of the landlord is what dictates the quality of the tenants. 

It only takes 5-10 minutes.Also keep in mind that number of showings requests is usually dictated by photos and price. 

One of two things will happen: the market will dictate that local wholesalers will still contact you and work with you, because they need buyers.

Title insurer as stated usually dictates this. or the buyer can as well.

The LLC Operating Agreement dictates that I will be the one to contribute the additional funds down the line when the construction draws are taken, so after the final construction draw I will have contributed $60K and the other partner $30K.