You might be able to find someone to do this in return for a flat fee paid from the buyer's agent commission at closing, the remainder of the buyer's agent commission being paid to you or the end buyer in the form of a commission rebate.As for your original question, I've seen it done many ways, but the simplest and most popular way is to add "and / or assigns" after your or the buyer's name on the original contract with the seller.If there's an existing relationship with the seller, i.e. you're already in contact with them and / or they know your intent for the property (wholesaling) you're in a pretty strong position.

Although I am a newly minted RE investor, I'm particularly interested in Baltimore deals - feel free to message me regarding opportunities.Grit and determination are key ingredients to success in all areas of life.

The simplest answer, if you can find a great deal and pitch it, then you can always find a partner.

They walked me through the process, gave me more information and basically explained everything in the simplest manner.

You can probably find a answer to this somewhere else but I can answer it no problem.It really depends on the market but usually the basics other investors are looking for good deals, houses in decent neighborhoods, and a good cash flow depending on who's buying it.The simplest way I'm thinking you could find out directly is from the buyer's themselves or look online to see what properties they are buying themselves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?

@Chris HaasThe U.S. is different for many reasons, but the simplest is that our debt as a % of GDP is substantially smaller.

There doesn't seem to be a way to separate 'land' from 'homes'.I tried the basic input of the simplest terms but the pages that display are just filled with Ads that are not what I'm looking for.

I recommend this:  Put it in the Lease"The simplest way to avoid complication is to add specific language to rental agreements stipulating public sign display restrictions.

@Jim Johnson the simplest way is for them to loan you the money. 

All the ingredients for 7 to 10 more years of a real estate bubble.But no one knows whats going to happen.