Does she provide you with constant and ongoing communication?

It's not in common enough usage to communicate anything meaningful to your prospects and clients.I'd suggest something that implies that you are the solution to their problem.  

Dustin Rose - I would be happy to open up lines of communication with you in regards to your needs from a GC stand point.

It just goes to shoe, you need to make an offer you are comfortable with as an investment, based on numbers not emotion, and be ready to let it go if the numbers were not right - we let it go and it came back.

I am not sure if writing "0" in C (1) and faxing it to the broker, with no communication, will be very effective.

So if you are trying to follow-up with a motivated seller, tenant, attorney, RE agent, or anyone that might need several reminders Boomerang will schedule future emails for you, and you can have it only send a reply if you haven't received one back for the person you are trying to communicate with.

And only experience is the best teacher ;)I quickly realized you also need management and communication skills.  

Dropping the "or" means that you personally along with the unnamed assignee would share ownership.My previous point was that you need to clearly communicate to the seller, likely through the listing broker, that your intent is NOT to set yourself up to wholesale the property, but rather to CLOSE the transaction in the name of a yet to be formed entity that you will be in control of.What you are trying to do is not all that unusual.

Of course, all of the drama could have been avoided with better communication from the contractor.  

There's no reason anyway for them to know who you really are, it helps take the emotions out of it all, and this way you never feel like you are being put on the spot.