Believe store to be reasonably good performer.

Then you can run a p&l by class and see how the properties have performed over multiple tena

I wasn’t available because of business travel once and demands at other property the other time.During the signing they brought up that my wife mentioned that if they were to perform some snow shoveling duties they may be able to receive a break on rent.

Once you know a few experienced buyers that perform, if they don't want it, they will often know someone who does.

I'd give them a few days to get back to you and see if something actually came up (car accident, death in the family, etc.) or if they just got cold feet.Technically they still have until the 24th to perform, but I'd make them eat any extra costs from the botched closing if they were part of the scheduling.

After having a few estimates performed I need roughly $30,000 to complete the job, but I would like to have about $35,000 on hand in case something comes up.

If it's really a promising property and you could add some value you might be in good shape when it comes time to exercise the option.

“Co-Wholesaling”, typically an exercise in futility, but you may learn something.

(in the very remote possibility that I chose not to exercise my option) After a bit of sprucing up and putting solid renters in the place, I estimate that the value of the property should exceed 100,000.

A banker (lender) is the party who is compensated directly from the performance of the loan.