The seller agreed to walk away from the table and spend the weekend typing up his own deed and return with it on Monday.

It won't look good if the seller arrives at the title company and sees someone else instead of you at the closing table.

Thats a lot of cash to be leaving on the table just because I don't have a RE license.

As it stands, the actual principle buyer is not (obviously) willing to pay such a high price tag and as such, this greedy (I want to hit a homerun everytime) wholesaler will end up getting nothing from my deal because I wont do business with her or any buyer she brings to the table.

JosephBesides bringing money to the table what are these "partners" going to be doing.

Your return will be better and this is a long term ROI no brainer.ORRehab it to Sell it and then invest those gains into other bigger properties or a multifamily rental.Wholesaling it is not a good route in my eyes if you have the opportunities on the table like you mentioned.

If for some reason you need to liquidate your holdings, you'll necessarily have to bring cash to the table or risk bankruptcy.- Time/Effort.

I thought I knew a lot about seller financing and brought a lot to the table when I first met Mitch and have found myself going to him for advice on the subject numerous times since then.

Thank you to all who contribute.PS: This is also the kind of stuff I look forward to when sitting around the table at Denver in 11 days!

I've been to a few meetings here and the first thing you see when you enter are the tables with the upsells.