Get the needed education at your local REIA.   

That is exactly why almost all commercial contracts have a "Free look" due diligence period. 

PERIOD.

All of the information you need to get educated is contained within the forums here on BP.

If the wholesaler got the property under contract and had a 14 day inspection period, then 7 days later gets it under contract with a buyer, does the buyer have 14 days to inspect (a reset of the period) or 7 days (buyer just assumes the period you started with the contract with the seller)?

Some will require the property has seasoned (owned for at least a certain period of time, varies by the bank) before they will loan on appraised value versus what you have into it.

Thanks to the unbelievable resources provided by BP, I've gone a long way in my RE education and am getting close to making some moves. 

I'm looking at Garland right now but I'm open to be educated more about the market. 

In an attempt to add value to her and the education they will be providing me, my thought is to hire a friend of mine who produces high quality video content for real estate agents and auctioneers(yes, there will be drone footage).

The property was a complete mess, and of course most investors and buyers are afraid of manufactured homes, period.