Add intense follow up and you get some pretty awesome gems.

I just don't want to ge tied down to a contract if it doesn't work out. 

With bio-intensive gardening techniques one can plant a lot of food on 1/4 to 1 sunny acre of land with far more yield than commercial growers can do.

The taxes are pretty high in the area but I love the area and my daughter just started a preschool there so I'm really trying to see if it could possibly work out.

I don't want to amend the purchase/sale with a lower price and work out the depreciation difference with the seller, because my understanding is that that's technically tax evasion.Is there a good way around this?

I'm attending the Millionaire Mind Intensive Seminar in Chicago...driving up from Indianapolis for it.

The wholesaler that gave us the property address is also a middle man to the contract holder so basicly that puts 2 people in front of the actual seller.. not sure if I should pass my contact to them or work out some other arrangements.

You might lose more in evicting with damage to the unit and lost rent then doing a workout with the tenant.When evaluating a tenant it is just like an asset manager would review a home owner on  a loan.

The home was supposed to be listed at the beginning of May, but I had tried out a new contractor on this rehab who did not work out.

I would look at some criteria and set it, then if someone meets it use a first qualified or best of the pool method for selection (risk management and takes some guess work out)...Back to the objective facts, I would steer clear of anyone with an eviction, living rent free for an extended time in a manner that was not clearly legal, and theft, think about a policy based on misdemeanors/felonies and a time frame (like misdemeanors ok if 10 years back or not relevant to tenancy)...