@Cornelius Charles Hi, I have about 15 years of web design experience.

Do you use a web based application? 

Give 'em an iPhone 6 with an executed lease.

Your contract may call for 60 days to close, but you'll have a shorter "inspection period" probably 10-14 days or so which is the period in which you could cancel without losing your EM.  

Hypothetical goals for 2015 (simply to help the discussion).Sell and rehabilitate three homes, earning $60,000 total after all direct costs.Wholesale four properties, earning $20,000 after all direct costs.Spend $10,000 on direct mail marketing.Hire at least one VA spending about $3,000 on their services.Spend about $5,000 on "other" expenses like web site, cards, office equipment, lawyers, etc.Have my spouse run a lot of the day-to-day, spending about 20 hours a week on the business.

And its obvious the real issue here is not that you're looking to get out of the deal to get your EM.

I always want to own the .com registration for my company name so that I can protect the name and develop a web site in the future. 

And I just started using my Web site for lead generation.

Go to the NYS Division of Corporations web site, select a name and pay the fee. 

Reading about "web scraping software" and all those excel spreadsheets has definitely been fair warning: this is serious business.