I am in the market for an attorney or Title company with experience in dealing with contract review and wholesale (quick) closings.

As long as it's legal, of course.

If you purchase a property and inherit the tenants, tenants who most likely paid security deposits at one point, how is the legal transfer of the security deposit money handled?

And I have 3 more under progress as well as one under contract.

What you expected is irrelevant, the only thing that matters is what your purchase contract states.Normally you would demand a prorated rent, no deductions, as well as any and all deposits the tenants have paid.

you can use gifts on primary residences but not investment properties so plan your money and season it ahead of time don't wait till you're in contract. 

That way if a change order comes up, you both are on the same page as to how valid it is and how much should have been included in the original quote.I would agree to a per ft2 number only if they agree in the contract to finish it at that price - no surprises, no change orders, they eat anything missed.

My main goals are to discuss template contracts that are in accordance with local state/municipal law, and also just generally learn more about the do's and don'ts of wholesaling in MD.My question for you all is: what other questions would you recommend I ask?

Did a great job and walks you through the legal process step by step and runs each scenario.

I've been involved in this business for about 2 months now, and my business partner (The guy with more experience) have two properties under contract as we speak.