I personally research a subject to death in order to educate myself, and then seek out professionals to validate, and keep me in legal compliance with any endeavor - whether personal or business. 

One obvious reason why people choose who they invest with is because they perceive the fund manager(s), executives to be subject matter experts.

I'm probably one of the people you mentioned that avoids the "****ty" little towns because they don't provide a diverse enough job base/stability I'm looking for. 

@David Krulac   spot on about the bridge my bank forclosed on a developer over in Central Oregon and the final phase was subject to building a bridge..

We find the location and amenities most satisfactory (or some compliment).We would be willing to purchase your property under one of the following 3 scenarios:1)  All cash - ($lowest price) with no financing contingencies, but the right to inspect the property and subject to partners approval, closing by (date).2)  10%or whatever down-  with no contingencies, the balance carried with a note from you payable monthly at ($whatever) electronically every month.

Income from fix and flipping is ordinary income and is subject to self employment tax.  

Hoping someone has dealt with this issue before and may be able to offer some wisdom on the subject. 

Hey guys, I was just wondering if anybody knows of an attorney that handles subject to closings and contract review? 

I've tried searching for something on this subject but came up short.

What is Subject 2?