Even if the contract is for $10 for the entire build, you would have them guarantee to provide you with the three buildings you are expecting. 

I spent about an hour in person explaining to him the wholesaling process , and the fact that I am the end buyer not a wholesaler .  

You see I work 2 jobs (Counseling Coordinator at a high school and a licensed marriage & family therapist at my own business practice) which is about working 58 hours a week. 

Three times we've paid for someone to go to the dentist.

My first purchase was from an estate and it was on the market for less than 24 hours before we had it under contract.

I have spent the last three months walking homes and submitting offers.

Could also say what you would've done differently.If you'd like to share any direct advice for me this is my basic situation: -I'm a 30 hour a week RN-Have about 25K cash available now-Substantial home equity available-No debt outside of our mortgage-Excellent credit-My wife and I are willing to do another owner occupied/house hack to get a MFH if advantageous-We live north of Seattle in a hot market.

Some counties take months to record others take hours so based on your scenario the day the title was signed over to you is what I would use. 

We also have three young kids and jobs so will need lots of help locally in way of agents, brokers, property managers, etc, as we work on this nights and weekends.I look forward to getting to know the other BP members here!

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