Confidently explain what the benefits are.You can not wholesale every house, simply because sometimes it is not the best thing to do.

That 30 day window is a great benefit. 

You trying to pay more upfront is smart from your perspective (maybe not in terms of the benefits of having tenants pay down your loan, but definitely in terms of minimizing interest payments) but the bank doesn't see it the same way. 

I'm going for COCR and everything else is just a benefit.

The tax benefits from doing this should help reduce or even eliminate capital gains and depreciation recapture upon sale, but again you need competent advisors to set everything up to get the optimal benefits from this strategy. 

@Percy YarlequeWhat you are considering is not possible within the IRS rules.You are a disqualified party to your IRA, and may not transact with or create any kind of direct/indirect benefit between you and the IRA. 

I would like to network with them and get help with finding comps on the MLS in return I will work with whatever way I can benefit them.

My company’s various business arms have been pumping millions into the No side and it’s working because the Yes votes have no real logical argument other than short term benefits for current renters.

I know there are a lot of benefits to opening a business, and that I have a 2-year window before making any actual earnings that I can still get the benefits of write-offs (vehicle, office, repairs, etc.).

He knows that this property isn’t a good deal in today’s market for investors and that selling to the current tenants is his best option, but because the tenants he is hoping will buy it (bc they expressed a desire to do so) are having a hard time qualifying, Im just trying to help him determine the next best move if that doesn’t work out - the one that will benefit us the most now that we are real estate investors.