If seller wont agree to this (or tries to pressure you against this), walk

But yes, I agree it can happen.

I agree with Account Closed.

At least I agree with you in that it's a great idea.

The seller agreed to set aside $30k in escrow for this issue and we can go ahead with the sale. 

If you're not unlicensed, I still view it as unethical and there's the possibility the homeowner could wind up owing the Realtor the commission they agreed upon when initially signing a contract if they sell the property to you.Once their contract has expired, the homeowner is fair game, and then you should actively pursue them if you're interested in putting something together. 

He has agreed to be willing to do a land contract/seller finance, but the issue Im running into is that he still has a mortgage on the property.

If he agrees to sell it to me for $90,000, in what order are the liens satisfied?

My question is, as a wholesaler is it possible to construct such agreement whereas the cash buyer agrees that the son (a realtor) is the one who is able to list the property after the cash buyer has finished with the rehab.??

Value in both sets of doors in city have risen approximately 60% as of today.Based upon my small sample size, rents and appreciation have actually increased at faster rate in my Oakland properties.I agree that the work to get the properties up to market rates is not as easy in Oakland, but it is possible with some effort.