@Takiyah Riley several folks here like @Michael Kistner expressed the same good idea.

Settlement date of the original contract said 9/15.A couple days later we (title company) received a $10 check made out to the seller.On or about 9/1 the  assignor threatened to back out of the deal unless my client closed before 9/5.Please identify the moron in this scenario.do the wholesalers in your area that are getting paid on the HUDS.. actually show up at your office to pick up a check or do you direct deposit for them.. or have a courier hand deliver ????  I

A lot of times they’re across the street on the neighbors property because delivery is only made on one side of the street.

I'm hoping delivering other business's marketing material will allow me to employ other delivery people and make enough to cover all my marketing costs.

I am on automatic delivery so at the end of the year the oil company filled it up.

But I'd really like to do something to express my gratitude for the time they have put in--and the knowledge they have imparted on me.

Wholesalers typically do not express finance contingencies and often do not express inspection contingencies so their rate of falling out of purchase should be lower than the traditional MLS sale. 

Gallinelli determined these numbers given the information in these categories.My initial investment was $323,472 (expressed as a negative).Cash Flow Year 1 = 25,619Cash Flow Year 2 = 29,686Cash Flow Year 3 = 33,876Cash Flow Year 4 = 38,191Cash Flow Year 5 = 42,636Where am I going down the wrong trail?

You cannot advertise a property for sale you don't own unless you are a licensed agent/broker and then you are doing so on behalf of an owner with their express permission to do so.

If a notice or Summons for non-payment of rent or eviction process then Tenant shall a notice delivery charge of $50 for each delivery. ....."