In that instance, I would imagine the legal situation is "Company A buys houses, door knocker B is working for Company A, therefore door knocker B is acting as Company A when he/she makes the offer."

For instance in the it comes up in the Grant Cardone episode when Brandon Turner points out that if you buy right it's very hard to lose money.  

Many of these companies try to exert extensive control and what sounds like a great opportunity on the front end could turn into a nightmare as you have to deal with unhappy rehabbers, investors, investor, etc. 

For this particular instance that I brought up the question for, it won't be an option because it has to do with state paperwork for the housing authority.

Here is a kitchen where the panel is behind the 18" upper cupboard door immediately to the right of the fridge.In this instance, you will note the chalkboard next to the door in the background on the right-hand side of the kitchen:

HOA in most instances are wiped out. 

The east side of 75 is older but has some nice areas of older home that have extensive rehabs.

Recently, there was some extensive water damage that came from a busted dishwasher.

It is a two family house with an extension. 

In addition to that I have read several flip books cover to cover, attended several flip seminars around the state, read many blogs, and studied repair costs extensively.