Therefore, this is before your C end buyer even gets involved with you, the B investor.To answer your second question, you have to sign a contract with A seller and control the transaction so that C buyer cannot "steal" the property.  

How are those Northrop Stealth Bomber contracts coming along?

@Matt Katsaris rest assured, this is normal practice.There was a lawsuit several years back against a title company that had an employee steal the escrow money.  

If someone wants out or someone wants to steal the deal from you then even a standard contract won't protect you.

Please feel free to steal the spreadsheet if you like it!

Hospitable.com has a feature called "Stealth Mode." 

The ARV on this property would be in the range of $300K- based on comps (what a steal!) The

To steal the home and insult the seller...well you did!

To steal the home and insult the seller...well you did!

Guests steal things and they have a way of leaving filthy dishes, a filthy stove and sometimes it is difficult to put all the dishes, utensils and pans in the location you want them.Unlike conventional rentals, you income is not guaranteed, you have to pay management companies a super large portion of your booty because not only does a management company have to take care of your guests 24/7, they also have to deal with the cleaning services and destruction tenants leave behind them.You have to constantly juggle your calendar for tenants who want to move their move-in date forward, backwards and cancel.