I am not sure if this is a good idea given that I will have to close quickly.Option b) will involve submitting documentation to all lenders (I don't mind that), but I will be using the services of only one lender.

This may be an overly ambitious strategy considering that I am inexperienced in both DIY and sales contracts, but in theory it seems like a very efficient option.

The other side is a closed laundromat with building and approach that would work perfect.

We’re about to close out funding now on a project so once that closes ill shoot it over.

If it's been listed for over 100 days, everybody who has an Internet connection and invests in your market knows that property is for sale and nobody is interested in buying it at that price.

Even if they Sale for less than they bought, they make a profit. 

That will be you or your entity after you close.

There entitlement stays on the property all the same but it's cleaner because you don't have to worry about due on sale or managing the sellers insurance, power of attorney, etc.

Quote from @Account Closed: Quote from @John Guillory: I have recently been learning about wholesale real estate and creative finance and thought that they were amazing ways to get into real estate without needing large amounts of capital on hand or taking out a high interest loan.

I requested to have property vacant upon closing however the sellers tenant is refusing to leave because he lives in a non owner occupied unit.