I can refer you to my CPA in Matthews.

Your only recourse is when the tenants need your reference for another property.

They sent me some samples of capraises for other companies with marketing materials and reference list.

Finally, if you could cite your references it would be helpful for those of us commenting.

It seems that is what makes it more difficult for a wholesaler to make deals they can close regularly.

If your referring to a bank owned REO you should do all your homework first before making an offer so when you make it you dont have to back out.

And as referred to in a previous post, tenants talk.

You list for sale at say $110k, then when you sell, the end buyer is paying $110k, just like any "regular" transaction, and 70k, goes to the family (less the option fee you already paid) and the rest goes to you, as the option holder.

I understand what Jon is saying this is referring to hiding subject to's.

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