If I am a cash offer...we might only beat the 2nd best by $1,000, maybe up to $2500.Now I will also assign values to longer or shorter closing times, ability to perform inspections or waive inspection etc.  

This is a business like any that requires the business owner to perform certain responsibilities.

I can definitely see how performing those duties for others would make you fed up.

If the tenant ends up being problematic, they are not getting paid for their work until it's performing again.

With that said I wanted to ask the Bigger Pockets Community for some assistance by asking some questions in regards to wholesaling.1) Would anyone with experience recommend performing an assignment wholesale or a double close wholesale?

Yeah Kendra a multi-unit building in the Englewood area would be a tall task for even a seasoned local investor.

Real Estate Acquisition – single tenant retail, luxury homes, hotelshttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1646036/000147793216012403/united_1a.htmPFG Fund III, LLLCHard money lending and note fund in the state of Coloradohttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1594139/000147793216012367/pfg_f1a.htmCapital Cities Fund, LLCShort term lending to real estate investors – this has been since refiled, confidentiallyhttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/vprr/1500/15005680.pdfREIA Investments, LLCOlder Reg A for the purpose of purchasing Bulk REOshttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/vprr/1400/14007154.pdfCurrent Reg A’s not public: note purchase fund, mortgage origination fund, performing note fund, multifamily fund, multifamily ground up construction fund

I find it very concerning that it appears that your agent is apparently either unwilling or incapable of performing his fiduciary duties to you. 

They don't contract out to local companies for bits and pieces - this means you just vet one company, one team, one performance track record. 

I don't think there is much to build on with low touch loans that are performing.