Welcome Grant best of luck in your ventures!

Good luck with all your future REI ventures. 

Depending on which of my list of attorneys will make both of us my venturer collague and me most comfortable.

Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.

The was a guy there who controlled 80 units! 

I have just put together several properties in and around Baltimore with a former Real Estate Devoloper Partner that has control of these properties.

Any time the Lender is in control, a Short Sale is possible; once, twice, ...

As a wholesaler you should know what to do and how fast you need to do it.Here are some suggestions:Write an offer for what she wants.Take title subject to the mortgage, keep the property, pay the mortgage and profit from the rent and appreciation -- orControl the property with a "skinny contract of sale" with a delayed settlement date, have a public auction.If you control the property for $65,000 and sell it at $80,000 you are doing well (need a partner).I'd say stop asking question and go close that deal.May I ask you some questions?

In Florida I would venture to say it's not much of a pro or con to a potential buyer as its all to common in the area.

I'm looking to control my downside as much as possible here.