Just convey title and take the risks associated with it.

Considering that the seller was conveyed the property by a Quit Claim Deed.

Any conveyances into the corporation like setting in your cars and houses would likely be reversed as fraudulent, and you could face serious criminal sanctions.

Financed offers must have BAC pre-qual, BAC employees cannot purchase home, Deed restruction language for cash deals transactions The Grantee(s), or purchaser(s), of the Property may not re-sell, record an additional conveyance document, or otherwise transfer title to the Property within 60 days following the Grantor's execution of this Deed.So, am I understanding this correctly?

In Tennessee the courts can force conveyance of title to the buyer.

I also offer an apology, as re-reading my comment did not convey my humor.. . . restating, this market makes me queasy!

It all depends on what kind if info is being withheld or conveyed.

You could justify you number with a cover letter, I'd just show my agent and let them convey the basis.If you got actual data from the seller and verified the numbers the seller should already know why the offer is what it is.Starting out I'd suggest single family as well, performing multis won't have much room to force appreciation, you need a distressed low performing project. :)

If the property needs to convey to a new owner (Developer), then it is a Short Sale.

Do I convey the option agreement to the end buyer by means of a basic assignment?