Multiple offers at the same price and an appraiser won't support the price.Full story:Flipped 1827 Hepler Dr, Warsaw, IN (look it and how beautiful it is...)Listed 154,900 Under contract at 150K within a week and half after many showings and a different offer from a buyer without real credit approval. 

Fixing that would not be too expensive...compared with the cost of tunneling to find out where the separation happened ($$$$).Lender won't approve loan for house with foundation issues?

No problem with that kind of transaction.But the fact remains that in MA and many other states, wholesalers are not legally able to market properties (or contracts for properties) that they don't own.  

List it at the correct price point, and your p/s will be subject to lender approval of the sales price.This process can take a long time to complete. 

If all that is good, we take it to the owner for approval. 

Both will likely give you flexibility to add any addenda you want, while maintaining a baseline of protection and legality. 

If the cash was earned legally and you are paying taxes, then just go deposit the money.

(They wouldn't approve a leave but were more than happy to have me back and my boss literally told me not to pass up the opportunity but for corporate reasons would not be able to accept the leave) So question is do you think a bank would lend to me and if not what sort of deals do private lenders offer ? 

I'd spend more of my time understanding the sub-markets of where you plan to move/invest in and track what's going on locally there, then familiarizing yourself with legal processes; maybe even start to make local contacts there prior to your relocation.

Also wondering if I'm taking on any legal risk by participating or not participating?