From what I understand wholesalers invest in a property to sell to another investor so yes, that would make them middle men.

NEVER stay in the middle of a sandwich lease option UNLESS the seller signs the deed of the property over to you personally, or a business entity you set up, such as an LLC or a land trust.

As far as the Nomadic life style," Nomad is my middle name."

The rest of us are in the middle of the pack with declines around 5%.link to higher resolution picture

If you paint the house in the middle of summer when it is hot out and then look at it during the middle of winter, you will notice a few spots where there is no paint due the the contraction of the siding.

The property is in primo shape and only 5 yrs old. the land value is double what I paid alone as it is smack dab in the middle of a busy shopping center.

^ It's a lower middle class blue collar neighborhood, cookie cutter type home that was built in the early 90's, if that helps...

I would also be interested to know what segment of the market people target for flips... low end, blue-collar, middle class, upper middle class, high end?

If there were anything that was requested that significantly changed any terms, you can certainly object.Things are sometimes caught in audits, middle initial missing, co-borrower failed to sign a disclosure, signature not dated.

Is there a sag in the floors in the middle or is that door just off?