And unless you have some specific style requirements and absolutely need an interior designer, with the help of your architect, you should be able to choose the finishes.

You should ask more specific questions; vague questions are hard to answer.

Don't cave into their demands, but do inform them of the process.If you have 4 days to do your initial inspection with the tenant, make the most of it, but don't prematurely commit yourself to specifics regarding the return of the deposit.

Maybe your state does not.I know in my state in Oregon you MUST be a licensed foreclosure consultant to deal with folks in foreclosure.. now you can simply make an all cash offer to buy.. but any other type of transaction is not allowed and ESPECIALLY rent backs totally illegal.. but again state specific so that's why we have to be careful talk about these things just like wholesaling in general IE marketing a property you don't own see below a snippet of a conversation I had with a state of Oregon financial investigator for the department of real estate"The Agency is well aware that unlicensed “wholesalers” are rampant in our jurisdiction.

@Aaron Bruck - most agents and investors focus on specific areas. 

An assignment of your contract does NOT relieve you of your obligations under the purchase contract unless your purchase contract specifically states the seller is releasing you from all obligations upon assignment.

Only in recapturing square footage for resale in this specific scenario. 

I didn't give you a specific place cause I for one don't know all of the stuff above as it applies to Spokane or any other place. 

The key to it all is maintaining corporate filings and documents, both with the state and internally with the LLC itself, and to document the entire structure with an LLC agreement that is specific to real estate and is not just a generic LLC agreement that you can find online.

Hey @Jason McGraw if you have any specific questions that the BPers can help with... post them in here!