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Hi RichIn order to pull off a wholesale contract flip you will probably need a POF (Proof of Funds) to satisfy the seller that you are for real.

Does an offer satisfy the identification requirement for the 45 day timeline?

If you are short on cash - you may want to assign a few properties firs.I like Hampden - great place - you can still some bargains there - but you need to really to look of looking.Look at the stats on any property that is listed - most all are over-price - sometimes due to the agent's recommendations - forget the price tag - it is up to you as an investor to make an offer that will satisfy your financial needs - We say if they don't cry - your offer is too high! 

I would come up with a plan, share it with them, implement it and hope they're satisfied.

This burden is satisfied by presenting evidence proving that the challenged practice actually or predictably results in a disparate impact.

Would you not have to put that amount down to satisfy the HML? 

I found myself in a situation where I was not satisfied with my PM.

Even if these judgments never get satisfied in the majority of cases, im sure it will be a higher percentage of money owed to owners being paid than it is now.

Given that thought, perhaps you can ask a code enforcement agent to walk through the property to make sure it satisfies minimum housing code...