There is no issue with giving a past owner an option to repurchase that I'm aware of in our area, a lease-option cam have a different flavor, so check with a local attorney.The option could be made with a third party who in turn agrees to sell back to the original owner, I think adding a buffer or strawman would clog any path back to you if you're not a party to that end transaction, you'd be letting someone to act as a wholesaler or buyer/flipper.

Hi I have a few family members from out of country the would like to lend me money for my real estate venture .They are not US citizen, they don't have a us bank account and not planing on coming here any time soon.What is the best way to utilize their money?

You likely don't want your first investment to be halfway across the country with a contractor you know nothing about in a city where you have never been.

Guess what your expected cash flow just went down the toilet for a few years.I think out of the country investors should not be buying these low quality properties and areas.

Sounds like your on the right path! 

My intent is not to be harsh, but wholesaling is not the easy path the gurus make it out to be.

In particular, the fact that being setup to invest remotely means the entire country (world?)

we also self manage across the country. 

Your post came up in my search, as I'm going down the same path.  

It will effect transactions all over the country.