I look at large commercial bids, T&M proposals, change orders, etc. etc. on a regular basis.  

Welcome,first thing, there is very little difference between "regular" and reverse wholesaling.  

FYI I have only been to 1 Worcester meeting but it was also superb, it is just a tough commute for me to get to regularly.  

This is the information I've researched & come up with so far:The city has assessed the home (btw it's a 2 bed 1 bath duplex) for $116Zillow assesses it for $135There's an identical duplex (needed no repairs) two houses down that sold for 83k in '98 & 80.5k in '12.

Firstly, the and/or assigns is normally out of the question for shortsales and especially for REOs and some agents will balk at it for regular sales.

I can imagine a seller saying, "Oh good lord, this guy can't qualify to get a regular mortgage and has to go to one of those loan sharks to get a loan.

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Here's a little advice I gave another Broker starting out:A little regular income would be good.Get Teamed up with a Top Producing Broker at a local Brokerage.A Killer Deal will soon emerge and you can jump on it!

As long as you regularly make your mortgage payments and do not plan on getting another primary residence loan, you should be alright. 

Tenants sometime make the assumption that the person that owns the real estate is rich, make sure they understand you are just a regular person who will have to budget for expenses.