At first it's okay to come by and get pictures and i can say I need a contractor to come take a look at the place  so I need to come back again.

I'll look closer if you can double-check the link.  

I usually avoid houses with PB plumbing for the reason that I will have to replace them right away at several thousand dollars.If you do consider selling instead of re-renting (looks like selling is the best path based on your low profit margin), bring in an agent into the picture, have him take a tour and find out what market comps are and if it still might be worth replacing the carpet and painting in preparation for your sale.

Depending on the investor and servicer, if the agent is double ending it, and purchase price, commissions could be reduced.

This has caused discomfort and give a disadvantage to other brokerages especially smaller brokers who have other buyers to represent.California Association of Realtors (CAR) has filed its own opinion and so is National Association of Exclusive Buyer Agents who does not endorse double ended deals.

Technically your not selling property your selling a contract .things like double closing is a way around it cause at one point you take possession for a short period of time during the process so the property becomes yours to sell.

I'd say the biggest takeaway is that you can never ask too many questions and always double check the seller's answers against other sources.  

You can walk 100' and double the price if you're at the beach.

Or can you email me so i can send you a picture and have you explain?

Does anyone know of any title companies in Mississippi or surrounding states that accept assignment contracts and do double closes for wholesaling?