BiggerPockets also has a "Tools" tab above, hover your cursor over it and click "FilePlace"... here they have templates and documents that you might be able to search through and find what you're looking for.Once you have the LOI (otherwise known as an offer binder, offer sheet, deal sheet, etc), all you have to do is outline the terms of your offer: Proposed purchase price; deposit amount; total down payment; method of payment (cash, mortgage); contingencies (inspection, appraisal, etc); proposed contract date; proposed closing date and anything else outlined on the form or anything else you'd like to include. 

Everything you need to learn about wholesale is on there EVERYTHING step by steps.

Since I will be moving in 2 years, I'm already planning on increasing the value of my primary residence through forced appreciation and hopefully rent it out over what I'm paying monthly for mortgage payments.I'm exploring the idea of using home equity loans and HELOCs to pay for my next house, but I'm interested in hearing what methods other military members have had success with.

Based on what I know, syndicator plans to use traditional bank financing methods for refi.

Here’s some more info on the process: https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/eviction-notices-nonpayment-rent-florida.html(Sounds like the appropriate first step is the 3-day notice.)

That is certainly one tactic to avoid the next step from coming sooner.

Took the first step and began looking at properties today!

If Its too basic to explain, perhaps a link or something explaining your method. 

My only problem is my children often offer me horrible food choices hoping for an early demise and access to the step up in basis.

I focus on buy and hold long term rentals, but I've explored the airbnb model for several of our properties, and I'm a (painfully) frequent user....my input is limited, but here goes: - if I were you, my first step would be to study up on the local ordinances around short term rentals.