I am just an average Joe trying to sell our house to investors (ski resort town three hours east of SF if anyone is interested) - I just wanted to check in and see: Is it common for an investor to insist on entering into a contract before they inspect (where they have 2 weeks to inspect and cancel if they don’t like what they see & if they do they will close within one month)?

If you used an FHA, VA, or Fannie Mae to close on the home (primary).

I have only dealt with Point of Sale inspections with one property though. 

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Also, I bet there are other programs cheaper than Adobe Acrobat Pro and perhaps free.Hope this is close to what you were looking for, David.

Like I tell everyone, wholesaling is a marketing and sales business.

Toronto is expensive, so guessing it might be close to that. 

I have closing scheduled one week from today, and today the seller is saying they are backing out of the deal. 

Are you saying you will actually need to possess the 20% difference in cash to bring to the first mortgage closing?

THe best I have seen is up to 89.99% LTV on a second meaning you'd still need to come in with 30K+ closing costs.