Ive been doing of researching and reading and I know the basics of how a wholesaling deal works, but still have a bunch of unanswered questions on the ins and outs.

It was the concept of Cash for Keys, which basically meant to offer the tenant X amount of cash to pack up and leave by a certain date. 

These are basically deeds that state who the property will pass to upon the death of the owner.But in answering your question when there's a spouse living in the subject property (they may have held title as Joint Tenants) re-check the Notice of Petition and if there are other heirs/beneficiary's send your letter to them regarding the property.It's sort of like going through the back door if you will.

This fee basically makes it so that all you have to do is say yes or no to everything being done (yes I want this done, no I don't like those fixtures find different ones).

Inside the LLC agreement you have your operating agreement. this will spell out the business deal that you two cut.. as well as what was mentioned above which is basically a buy sell agreement..

Harry Borders basically equips all the wholesalers with contracts and best practices for protecting yourself as a wholesaler.

You definitely want a basic, working knowledge, but use those people skills to find out which attorney's are being used in this area who specialize in real estate.

5 - The difference between Spending and using Money6 - ...that's the basic list

The reason I ask is because I had taken our basic wills we had done ourselves from a template to a lawyer to draw up new ones that included our rental properties and other things. 

I'm still new so bear with me, if I'm looking to net $350k from a buy and hold portfolio assuming my doors are netting $200/month does that mean I need roughly 146 doors?  that seems like a large portfolio.  Am I miss...