Having seen hundrets of homes, haveing been through hundrets of inspection, have dealt with all the issues and then looking at your deal through that lense.An attorney won't be able to tell you fair market value or know how to navigate a cometitive bidding situation without loosing your shirt. 

I have really stepped up my lead generation and have several sellers who are ready to offload their properties at good prices but I am currently stuck in a place where I need financial resources to make quick offers.  

We are trying to balance building positive relationships with wholesalers (keeping our word) and looking out for our financial best interest. 

Depending upon that, and your financial health I would just recommend hanging tight and adding another avenue of future income.

I've been reading BiggerPockets content since last August and was looking for a good way to invest in my financial future.

However, it does not provide the same coverage as homeowners insurance, which provides financial protection in case of damage to personal property, disaster or accident such as fire damage or theft.  

Even better is if you come to them with a personal financial statement, a debt schedule, and a business plan for the purchase (if you haven't identified a property, then what size, location, price you are looking for).

Things have changed with my family and I now have the time I need to become financially  independent and take care of retirement before it hits me in the face. 

I'm a bit lost in this foreclosure situation.

Are there any legal and logistical considerations I need to be aware of in this situation?