You know who you are, your risk profile and the type of deals you feel comfortable with.

@Wei Jie YangYou want to make sure the tax professional is familiar with the tax profile that you have.

@J Wilkerson, Those folks (like me) will say "Qualified Intermediary" in their profile on Bigger Pockets :) . 

May I suggest that you look at upgrading your account so you can provide a little more information about your company (name, logo, contact info, etc.) on your profile and signature lines. 

It'd be a shame if you were completing your tax return incorrectly.Your profile says you're making $250k from your W2.

Unless this is a buy and hold forever and you’re banking on appreciation it might be a non-starter.I’m not trying to discourage you but from your profile it looks like you’ve done a few deals and so unerstand the math...herd the numbers ;)As for having the seller carry a 2nd most real estate attorney’s can draft something for a minimal amount.

From what I have read here and elsewhere online, I am the financial backer and my credit profile is the one backing the business and purchase.

Here's the FB profile for your slimy agentChristina ilonzehBusiness Facebook PageChristina IlonzehShe's got an open profile, so anybody can post something there....just sayin.....

Hey - this is great work if you're looking to provide some valuable insight to people looking for real estate that is distressed (or neighborhoods to avoid depending on your investing profile).One observation - having worked with women's shelters in the past, I would NOT publish the Family_Violence_Fugitive field. 

Generally speaking, you would need something positive about your profile to have a bank lend to you....meaning, strong assets....or even the property being rented.