Turnkey implies 'with paid property management' - its more expensive to pay someone to be your PM than to be your own PM(free?

@Joel Owens - You're alluding to the fact that I implied that I could "assign" the contract.

REI is a contact sport and not nearly as passive (at least in the beginning) as people trying to sell you stuff may imply.

I was initially leaning towards wholesaling and I attended a three day training seminar, but the trainer insisted that I start investing outside of my market.

I'm an investor... a borrower myself.I'm not implying that there are not challenges in lending and I think that a healthy conversation about it would help both sides of the coin.

To imply dealing directly with you could save him a commission could get you in big trouble.

(in an angry tone implying that I am forcing them to sell at gun point)2.

That implies that the property is in good condition today.

As Is Where Is - no warranty pertaining to the subject property is expressly given or implied by the Seller (BK Trustee empowered by the BK plan) as to the condition of the subject property or title.  

If you are the Vendor and the Purchaser has satisfied (removed) the financing contingency of the Agreement of Purchase and Sale, then s/he should have provided you with a letter of finance from her/his lender or bank declaring that the funds necessary to purchase your house are available.Satisfying/removing a contingency does not imply that the Closing date changes.