So if they don't exercise the option then I may need to put in a couple thousand dollars to do some repairs and such and it may stay vacant for a month or two, but then when I  put in another person that wants to purchase the house I collect another option fee of $3900 upwards of $10,000 depending on the property.

I have a couple that I plan to use Tax Title Services for, so I am already familiar with their services but I plan to keep those. 

Still interested in the concept, but it will be a couple more years until we are ready for that.

Will be providing them an opportunity of about 150k RFQ/PO for a client of mine in the next couple of weeks, I asked for ground drop on all materials and single day delivery without fee they said it wouldn't be an issue.

I've only been in a couple of lawsuits (non-real estate businesses), and the claims had both the individuals and corporation listed as parties to the suit.

This was a sale that we did a couple of months back to someone we knew.

I've only been doing REI for a couple of years.  

I have a couple mortgages under an LLC that are commercial loans.

Howdy @Wesley RobirdsHere are a couple basic requirements for FHA loans.  

I'm not going to ask the wholesaler to go back to the seller and negotiate a sandwich lease option; he'd rather (and can easily) find another buyer to pay cash for the house.I know about lease options; we've done a couple already as alternative exit strategies for our flips.