as far as End Buyers are concerned, how do I best secure my position with out having this person go right to my buyers directly.The wholesaler states that the bank is not allowing him to provide all the details about the properties until PFO & LOI are received (hence question#2) and with the amount of properties that he has at the moment for me to help him with, and REO's can't be assigned, how do I structure my agreement with buyers to secure my fee?

What would be a good way to structure this deal?

Structure 3 very different offers and then show them all.

All in all it cost about 30k in materials and the labor for the upgrades (sheetrock, carpet, lights, bathroom, kitchen, windows, and appliances) and the person that we are working with did it for a very reasonable cost about 8k total due to the fact that he got a commission on the front end and also on the sale end.Then we listed the house in August and it sat then sat some more.

@Drew MacDermott - There are a million different ways to structure the beneficial ownership, but I can start with an example of a deal I'm doing right now with a total of 3 partners.

He knows all the contacts for private lenders and how to structure deals, good contractors, etc, and will let me take over the process while guiding me.

- Is it feasible to structure a deal with a seller and tenant buyer when the property is underwater and will remain that way for 2-3 more years?

We've had much difficulty finding a multi-family that we ourselves would considering living in until now.I know I'll be missing things for you to more accurately analyze the deal but I'm going to include the most amount of information I currently have and I look forward to you constructively picking it apart;)The property has 2 structures.

I am looking for Miami real estate investors with me to partner in either a debt or equity structured arrangement that will be beneficial to both parties.

Comps are $68k and $74k both being sold last year and only having 1.5 bathrooms.