People buy prefigured vs sheets of granite and getting it cut.

There is no short cut, you must do th eresearch yourself. 

It's not the answer you want to hear, but you're better off getting the house priced to sell and cutting your losses now vs. making that 15% payment each month hoping that someone will come along an pay your price.

@Brock Mogensen  We have anyone we are working with sign one, but we also share with them that at any time they feel we (our team or myself) are not doing a bang up job for them, they can terminate the contract by simply "firing" us. 

The rest is cosmetic maintenance that was never completed... old cast iron tubs with worn caulked seams, peeling and cracking tiled floors, floors that have been wet and need new sub floors, some roof truss work as well as some floor joist work where the previous owner cut two of the joists to plumb the tub.

what happens is folks will do this.. an event of default happens.. the first lender since your not the borrower wont talk to you and there only answer is cut me a check for the entire amount of the first.. so if you have a first of 400k and you gap fund 100k and the first has a problem you need to have the 400k liquid and ready to step in and take over.. or you have a step in agreement you step in make payments finish the house and sell.it is quite customary to get 50% of the net profits in a gap funding scenario . 

Confidently explain what the benefits are.You can not wholesale every house, simply because sometimes it is not the best thing to do.

No floor masking or cutting in around baseboards.

Agency lenders will cut your terms solely on location, based on their own internal guidelines. 

The outside faucet was also off; when turned on it just dripped a little, so I think the inside main also cut it off and it just hadn't fully drained.