The old concrete will be all in the wrong spots and prevent proper support spacing.

Sometimes you can be paying off the wrong debts:-(Chelsea, revere, Malden, Medford, melrose, Winthrop IMHO that's a big area, you may want to focus on one City/Town for now...and of course set a timeline for ACTION>

Of course part of the holding costs is paying the mortgage in the meantime, but that could be offset with any rents that come in.Whatever offer that was made, it would be contingent on an inspection period and approval of my partners (in this case, buyers).Keep in mind that if your seller (or buyer) jumps at the first price you offer, then you made the wrong offer.

Please don't get me wrong.  

Maybe I'm wrong and just need more clarification on who's responsible for what? 

I don't see anything wrong if If a wholesaler said that he will be bringing in his financial partner, because in reality that is actually a business or financial partner.

From the free online courses and videos to the informative forums by other real estate investors, you can't go wrong!

BOA put a deposit into the wrong account.

But I could be wrong....it may be 80% and 75%.

As far as I know even if you were to buy a 300 unit property you wouldn't need a license, but I have been wrong before.