@Mike Hurney, I give them duplicates of how to pay rent when they sign a lease.

Anytime you see a for rent sign in the yard, you must definitely want to get the owners contact info.

I received a letter from an attorney stating that I had to sign a storage agreement and had 3 months to sell the property or move it out of the park.

Unfortunately, you did not have the tenant sign a "deposit to hold" contract or a full rental contract which would have written terms of how the deposit would be handled such as citing that it would be forfeited if move-in or lease signing did not occur before X date.

That's pretty much the job you signed up to do when you chose to start wholesaling.

And as I'm sitting here typing this, it occurs to me that I forgot to plant my bandit signs for the weekend, and I'll be in class all day tomorrow, so this weekend is pretty much shot for signs.

I signed on to BP back in 2011 and had not been very active on the site, nor actively pursuing my RE goals as I hoped.

You can, if:1) You have the cooperation of the original owners, since they are on the mortgage/note with the lender..they will have to submit all the standard financials, etc. and sign off on the terms of the short sale2).

I do not know this realtor before, nor I do have/ intend to sign any sort of buyer/broker agreement with him that extends beyond the domain of this particular home. 2.

I'm not into exclamation points and dollar signs.