I'm worried they won't find a buyer and will screw up my deal.

There are tons of attorneys who have done notes, I spent years fixing their screw ups and while most think they know, they don't.

They may know how, but building a "new" home is more about managing, than knowing what the difference between a Gold Ardox Spiral Cut Deck Nail, and a Drywall Screw.

If they really wanted to screw you over they could pose as a seller and get you to show up....

These matters are now surfacing more in compliance due to the attention brought to the RE industry, more specifically, investor type dealings and seller financing.Predatory will generally be when the screwed had less knowledge than a prudent person or was unaware of unfair tactics, methods or conditions, that or they were misled, deceived or just plain cheated.

The buyer can't screw around for 110 days.

If I screwed up on my end, the few hundred dollars the agent missed by lowering commissions isn't going to save me.Everytime the agent comes across a great opportunity and calls you first, you should stand to make THOUSANDS!

Considering how BADLY I screwed the ARV on my very first deal; I researched this immensely and determined that the only way to get a confident ARV, is either from a seasoned agent or a detailed amount of research with one or more MLS Comps programs.I don't want to refer a name due to the back and forth experiences I have had with a couple of them.

I know they are not going to screw me out of my wholesale fee.

You should be able to use that relationship with your original lender to double check the new financing and make sure you aren't getting screwed somehow on the back end.