Ashly Kihlmire met one of my buyers at a coffee shop to handle document signatures and coordinated a wholesale deal without a hitch.

If the wholesaler got the property under contract and had a 14 day inspection period, then 7 days later gets it under contract with a buyer, does the buyer have 14 days to inspect (a reset of the period) or 7 days (buyer just assumes the period you started with the contract with the seller)?

reality is most of your cash buyers will not want a hold over tenant.

Aside from that, you're assuming risk unless you have an attorney you've consulted and have a contract that offers you adequate protection.In your situation, I'd be sure to vet the buyer very carefully- confirm everything with his lender...using FHA requires jumping through a lot of hoops...you want to make sure the buyer is qualified before tying up your property for 45-days and he can't perform...If you are comfortable with everything, just execute the contract and send it to your title company to start the title search- along with any earnest money (if there is any).

I have only worked with them as a seller thus far, but there are a couple of threads here on BP about buyers that have worked with them, so do a search and you will get some insight to what you are looking for.

I am an out of state newbie and have been looking in Kansas City Missouri suburbs1 - I'm interested in a listing on Trulia, should I contact the listing agent directly or should I get a buyer's agent to represent me so I would have eyes and ears on my side?

I need help figuring out what the next step is.Do I call the owner or find a buyer first?

Hi Chris,Unfortunately a lot of sellers (especially wholesalers with a large database) like full cash buyers only because to be honest ( I think my job might kill me for saying this lol) hard money is not always guaranteed due to the fact that it is based on appraisals and feasibility inspections.

Any appreciation will just be a bonus but I definitely feel like there is a lot of potential for the neighborhood which is why I am a Parkside buyer.

At death, possession transfers back to the grantee (the buyer, in this case.)