If I were your buyer's I would 1) find another house to buy, and 2) speak with a lawyer about suing you.

I didn't do an application or credit check, and said to him something to the effect 'you may be able to live for free if you get a decent roommate you can tolerate...'

They were lawyers who focused on accounting.

Again I'm not 100% sure of this yet like I said still in research phase but you may want to look into that some since that will definitely have an effect on your cashflow.

If they are stock sizes, it might be more cost effective in the long term to replace completetly; but that depends on how the windows tie into your existing building skin.

So i was talking to a lawyer about my business model and i asked about double/simultaneous closing for wholesaling banked owed property, he basically told me that its not possible, there is a 90 day seasoning and why would a savvy rehabber investor who has access to the mls go to you for these properties. so here is what i propose to investors that wholesale banked owned properties, First off how do i get around the 90 day seasoning, if there is any seasoning and most savvy investors has mls access so how would i make reo properties attractive to an investor with mls access, what properties on the mls should i target

Effectively you are 50% owners but legally you are the owner (also for tax purposes-- i think).

Is it better to use a lawyer when buying a condo, as opposed to a bank-owned SFH where it's fairly cut and dried to buy without the help of a lawyer?

How much will it effect the small investors, will it kill them?

The news won't have as a big an effect such as storage wars.