And I agree with Ryan Dosseyyou're a good sport for reading the feedback, and then instead of getting pissy showed us all up by producing an awesome and easy to read explanation.Now to answer, if you have a buyer or are the buyer you need to respect the contract you signed with Bob, but you also need to communicate with Mike since he's ultimately the seller, and as I remember says he doesn't know Bob.I would put Mike in contact with Bob, and have them resolve whatever their issues might be before going under contract, or at least build in a contingency that the respective parties need to resolve issues of representation within X number of days.Isn't real estate fun!

1) I respect that you're trying to setup a legitimate wholesale business, but the tides of uninformed newbies are working against you.

So I respond that: "I respectfully disagree.

I know what my cash means to the land lord and so theres a mutual respect there where as an impersonal environment of a huge complex chases away whatever fleeting feeling of home they attempt to replicate. 

Let's respect each other.

I'll respectfully disagree w/ this suggestion.    

You may pay from $1500 - $2000 to work with a quality firm that provides ongoing advisement with respect to proper usage of the tool within the IRS rules.

Ask there opinion in a very respectful way if that would bother them.

Residential reports are more like form filling rather than report writing, but you can still offer your services of subject/comp research, zoning research, deed research, site visit and photo taking help, measuring buildings, etc.

She sent a photo of her pass port.