The lender paid expenses include Sheriff Costs, Appraisal Fees, Property Inspection Fees, Foreclosure Fee, Title Exam, Certified Mailing Fees, Posting Cost fees, and Recording of the substitute trustee.

Here you will meet wholesalers who provide deals and all the cash buyers (rehabbers) you will need.To find out about an area go to IREM.org search for ARM certified property managers.

He might be willing to make a 1031 exchange or open a SEP IRA but the case has to be compelling.Thanks - Experts of BP

I am thinking it's the certified inspector who would do an inspection. 

Thanks everyone, @William thank you I will try that wraparound strategy, but my question is what kind of expert knows how to do a wraparound refi?

I believe that with that a tenant can go to like a 7-11 (Or maybe it is a different store like that) and make a cash or certified deposit (I think) for the rent.You can also just let them make a cash deposit into your account at your bank.  

I see slight bowing but since I'm not a foundation expert I don't really see it as severe.  

The records are all public record but your end buyer will most likely want a report from a certified title examiner (and 3rd party) for their own security.

I am no expert but have been doing this for 7 years. 

Are they really experts?