It would probably resell as the cheapest smallest house in town, and the layout is kind of bizarre due to it having been made disabled accessible.

If am a representing an investor, I can say, "I think this home would be hard to resell/rent because of the (the power station out back/the slope of the yard/the road in the back/upcoming construction in the area/ the new complex down the street, etc.) 

I've been thinking only about the difficulties of re-selling Property A, not about any Property B transactions.

At that point you can market the property and resell it free and clear.  

If your intent in purchasing that house was primarily to resell it (pretty much the definition of flipping) then no matter what you did procedurally it will not qualify for a 1031 exchange. 

I have a acknowledgment form I have them sign stating that they are aware that I am NOT assuming their loan and the loan stays in their name until I either resell it or refinance at a later date blah blah blah.

This is what I do, buy liens and we are able to foreclose on some of them and we quickly resell the ones we take for a profit.As @Carson Sweezy pointed out there are a lot of threads here to get you started including some about GA.

We also provide proof of funds so we are taken seriously.The scenario that you are describing, wholesaler tying up an mls property and trying to resell with a second contengincy prior to the original closing, don't think you will find any successful wholesalers using such a strategy. 

. $_________ In Foreclosure: __Yes/__NoAsking Price $_________ My Offer $_________ Resell Approx.

Maybe to live there or maybe to make a profit from reselling so you can buy a different home.Have you made contact with the seller?