Maybe its better to pay the tax and put the remaining cash in a high interest yielding account.

Lack of cash / over leveraging sounds like the concern from what the post states.You could flip but you need to know the market your are flipping in and time line rehab is going to take.

even though you might walk with $295k in cash. 

Let me know if there is anything I can help you out with, or if there are specific areas, prices ranges, cash flow goals, or cash-on-cash returns you are looking for. 

However, if this was a cash purchase, the buyer may have signed off on title insurance with items such as these excluded from the title insurance.

OP do you have $600,000 cash on hand? 

the financing fees, my client is thinking that he might be better off paying cash for everything instead of financing, but he’s thinking he should do it just for the learning and to allow his company to build creditfrom my perspective I just would like to know if these fees are right on point or if they are expensive. let me know your thoughts thank you in advance.

For example I bought a home 2 hours away that I am positive cash flowing on by $400 a month. 

Just curious about what's the timeline of getting a wholesale deal done and receive cash in hand?

Can you suggest the best markets or cities to invest in currently, focusing on cash flow and home appreciation?