We have our exits lined up.Thanks again for all the timely valuable suggestions

Thanks for all the valuable feedback, may sit this one out after receiving vaild and non-bias responses. 

I find after I sell my rehabs I usually have one or 2 things I would do differently and those are the most valuable lessons.

I think that finding the deal and bringing the selling commissions into it are significantly more valuable than GC'ing a deal, but that is just me.

Like if your table saw and tools over there or other valuables like new appliances that can be stolen if the guy forgets to lock up?

Tons of valuable information, networking is key to success.

(most) wholesalers provide a valuable service for people needing to sell their houses.If I am reading your comments inaccurately, please educate me.

Thanks @John Steele, We did talk about 6 months ago I believe.

Of course, I supposed I could just browse the phone but or Internet, but I'd much rather go with an attorney someone knows and has fond to be a valuable asset to their business.What I'm trying to do is create a Master Purchase and Sell Agreement that I can use again and again as I make more and more offers.An attorney who does closings and/or is connected to a Title Company would be the ideal one.Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

As far as the employer goes i actually really do feel valuable and its a great place to be.