You'll find your MAO (maximum allowable offer) buy taking the ARV then subtracting all rehab expenses, holding/transactional costs and desired profit.

Keep in mind of all fees and holding cost related to the transaction. 

To be exact, you need a broker on record and that broker needs to approve many transactions including signing the lease.

Number one in Agent count, Number one in sales transactions and number one in dollar sales in the United States.  

Here in Georgia we close with attorneys, as you probably know, so there's not typically much interaction with the title company for a wholesale transaction.

My plan is to have the entire process worked out, so all the seller has to do is sign on the dotted line.

Purchaser fills out the top left corner and then puts the amount due from the back of the form on Line 11 and signs it. 

At some point during the sales transaction, personal information about the home purchase was intercepted by a fraudster.

@Joe Mazur Positive cash flow is a great sign that you are doing things right.

I've run into issues where it's a such a hassle to call apartment buildings that don't answer and then refuse to talk to you unless you FAX over a signed lease, and doesn't always tell you much anyway.