Congrats, and thanks for the simple break down.  

Just document the draws and provide a paper trail and you'll be fine.

Simple does not equal easy.Simple:  Starting out fresh? 

Simple and easy.

.- The Sales Contract has an inspection date that expired and is still pitching it - There is not a paper trail of proper disclosure to all the parties involved regarding the wholesale fee, state disclosures, lead disclosures, etc.- There isn't verbiage regarding assignable of contract  - Sales Contract has the wrong Seller's name- Sales Contract is a copy from a local Realtor Board that has the Seller as the Brokerage name- The written offer dollar amount and the numerical dollar amount are different- Sales Contact has one out of the two Seller(s) on the contractI think I'll stop there...anyone else?

The pressure is simple.

@Steve VaughanOK, that's interesting, I managed to delete half my answer above.What I meant to say is that this would be such a useful trick to a DIYer because it means, on something like a simple gable roof like the one pictured, you could reshingle half the main roof in early September, tarp the ridge, wait out the winter, and then reshingle the other half in April.

@Michael Glaspie - The debt is probably the most simple approach. 

Kind of simple - you want to know how the property affects your wealth, and your cash position. 

I believe they have ramifications for releasing these to unrepresented parties, as well.Also, the CAR forms can unnecessarily complicate some simple off-market deals and really create strict timelines and requirements because of the hard-coded language that cannot be redacted.