Just make your offer as strong as possible.Shorter inspection period, although he reccomends 0 since you have time between acceptance and signing and the banks may give you up to 17 days depending on bank addendums3% EMD (Copy of check)No weasel clauses, but use the inspection clauseTell them you will be living in it since they do prefer Owner occupiedIf you don't already have an agent go to their listing agent and let them know you'd like to use them on the front(when you buy) and back end(when you flip)Offer the selling agent 1 commission point moreAlso, deals of the year come by on a weekly basis.  

I was the broker for both the acquisition (as selling agent) and disposition (as listing agent) for this transaction.Bought for $90,000 in October of this year.Bought a new fridge, new vent hood, installed new carpet, and took care of some small repairs.HOA, property tax and holding costs were under $350 a month.Listed the property on the MLS and sold it for $126,000, closed in early March.Most likely could have reduced the holding period if we started off by listing the property at a lower price sooner. 

One thing to consider about using the funds from your 401k: You usually have to pay back that money within a relatively short period of time.

periodic policing patrol?

Let them know you intend to sell it for a profit (add a clause stating such in the contract) and that during the contract period before closing you will be exercising your right to advertise the proerty.

Disclose Disclose Disclose.1) Make sure everyone in the transaction knows that you intend to purchase the property within the stipulated period and sign an agreement to that effect.  

It is a 30 year loan, but can change after fixed period and has a ceiling/cap.

The only problem is that I am not sure if the bank will allow me to do a cash out refi because technically I don't have a steady income, since my wholesaling paychecks come in chunks and are not guaranteed.  

I know everyone wants this, but I may be willing to pay a little more and I do not necessarily need guaranteed appreciation.If the deal does not make perfect sense then I will stick to my current strategy of buying locally, trying to break even and counting on appreciation and mortgage pay down. 

Do you have emails with MLS search criteria forwarded to you that you periodically browse, search zillow/trulia/realtor.com etc?