Anyway, I'm not sure what to think at this point as the property has been there for over 3 months now so it's hard to imagine no one seeing this as an opportunity.I think in a sense I'm forcing myself to make this work... but at the same time, the numbers show that this can become feasible...Thoughts anyone?

Is anyone aware of a licensed individual who can help with this repair without costing an arm and a leg.

I am stuck on the ARM (2.78 %) but I am terrified to Refi for fear that my mortgage will go up.

It's not like you can force her to sign a grant deed.  

The key is to have something of value that will force them to take action.

Drive local potential leads over to your website where you should have some form of content that will force them to opt-in.

I am 20 years old (21 on June 1st) currently serving active duty Air Force in New Mexico.

The concern with the theoretical one year (as used in your example) when we chose to join forces, one of us is going to have been more or less invested than the other in terms of costs, time, etc...no two properties are going to perform/require management identically and it will be a hassle to try to square expenses up when we aren't just operating from a joint account under our company name.  

I'm scouring BP for articles on wholesaling in the hopes of reducing the number of mistakes I'll make with investors and sellers.I'm an Air Force veteran and I do art in my spare time.

You may be able to get a longer amortization period, but will have either ARMs or a balloon.