We have had many, many good stories with Yellow Letters and have placed many houses under contract directly from our mailing campaigns.

Get the deal done, do an inspection with estimates, adjust the contract. 

The best way to mitigate the 45 day issue is to shop early shop hard and get into contract as soon as you can. 

How about getting a prospect under contract and then reaching out for help in analysis, etc on this forum.

I'm looking for an wholesaler friendly attorney in New Jersey who is familiar and comfortable with closing on an assignment contract for wholesale deals in NJ.

I “won” meaning the accepted my bid but waiting on the signed contract.

Don't enter into contracts you don't plan to complete.The Do's1.

I know how to fill the contract out that I'd have the seller sign, I need help with my double closing form, my contract to end buyer form, and LLC to end buyer.

That with an annual service and preventative maintenance contract will make it last its full life of 7-12 years.

@ross ribI would recommend you contract an architect to do a feasibility study first so you can have an idea of a general site plan, how many units you can fit and at what square footage, etc.