I was able to provide the seller with a smooth quick 13 day closing & I provided an opportunity for 2 other investors to make a profit.

One of the things they will be looking for are landlords in the community that can provide housing as they transition out of the tiny home community.

Hey guys, so I'm a wholesaler and I am very close to being able to close my first wholesale deal so as you know I'm extremely excited to get this deal closed as fast and smooth as possible.

Although I've never been the sole person doing it I have sold a flip without an agent and it went smoothly. 

A precursor to major growth in a market is a city pushing to pass legislation that will alter zoning and allow more units in a smaller area, more flexibility for developers, more parking, mass transit etc. etc. just a few thoughts. 

Any suggestions on how to protect our interest in this and make the transition as seamless as possible?

@Ken YeungI did one recently with Langdon Mortgage company- Greg is really easy to work with and the process was smooth.

That being said, millennials are set to become the richest generation as wealth transition happens. 

Separately do you think I will need to involve and attorney or any other specialist outside my realtor and lender for this to go smoothly?

It does not have to pay for itself entirely per se, but it should cover at least a big chunk of debt service.Budget is $500k-$700k(ish), and I want to be walkable to good restaurants / public transit / other amenities.