If you were buying retail, your agent would write it up on the official state realtor form, pass it on to the sellers agent would would in turn "present" it to the seller.It may have a contingency clause in it that says "this offer contingent on being able to acquire financing at such and such a rate and term."

There Are Four Ways To Make Money In Real Estate1) Wholesaling- finding bargains and selling them to bargain hunters.2) Retailing- Where you would keep the bargains yourself and fix them up and sell them at retail price3) Getting the deed-taking over ownership of properties "subject to" the existing mortgage4) Lease option/Option- taking control of properties in cases where the owner won't deed you the house until they get cashed out or their loan is paid off.In Wholesaling you wouldn't hold on to a property.

A recent article I read somewhere quoted an overly aggressive email from a Remax exec chastising agents that weren't steering buyers to their in-house programs.Either occurs during the good times, aka bubble, when a profitable service or retail business wants a bigger piece of an industry pie, such as the (lateral integration) when Lowes and Home Depot expand from just selling windows to installing windows.

A retail lender must sell their loan within 120 days.

From what I understand of Brooklyn, it's massive and each neighborhood is a world unto itself.

You'll have to find the motivated sellers who are willing to sell for much lower than retail and who don't care HOW you get their house sold.

They will probably tell you, that wholesaling is massively illegal.So get out to local REI Clubs.

the management involvement would depend on the situation in which we don't know, except for that fact that it's a industrial or retail.

Why sell at what would likely be a discount to market value with an investor buyer when you can retail it to a mr and mrs home buyer!

The second kind of seller is someone whos selling their personal residence at retail value or more with out the help of a Realtor.Usually they want a premium for their property,As my Grandpa would say "their price is Too Dear" which was an old school way of saying "They want to Damn Much for what they Got!!!"