as a buyer...

The buyers own a small assisted living facility currently and are interested in expanding so I thought that an SBA loan for the entire purchase price and necessary renovations might be the way to go here, but I would love some suggestions from others on this forum about how to approach this. 

So I'm new to the wholesale market, I'm slowly getting the hang of how to go about getting leads on houses for sale and generally on selling over to the companies, can anyone help explain more of the legal side (contracts with home owners/contracts with buyers)Thank you for your time

But for every success story of buying on credit I would wager there are ten where the buyer was under capitalized/ over leveraged and unexperienced and got left holding the bag.

I am a first time home buyer but will likely not need to go the FHA route, and have the money to get going on this now.

This is what I'm thinking:service setup through Guardian and they will do the bilingpulse output meters installed at streetgateway system that has both cell and wifi (assuming buyers have wifi, they can save $10 per month by not using cellular)gateway has app built in for owners to connect and see usage via mobile appwater bill paid by HOA and the owners pay the HOA for their individual billsMy goal is to make this as seamless and painless for the buyers. 

As a note buyer myself, I would advise that first and foremost.

I've been coming across deals but I've been losing them because I can't find cash buyers in time.

These can be wholesaled to sub2 investors or to buyers who can't qualify for a mortgage.3.

I am a little nervous but my hope is to connect with fellow investors, agents, contractors and buyers and develop long lasting relationships and partnerships with them to grow this business and make some money.