Additionally, I serving in the military limited the amount of time during the day that I could contribute, limiting my choices to begin with.

I was pissed when I found out that I had to get a lawyer to do something that I was perfectly capable of doing, but the New Haven Court told me I had no choice once I put the house in the LLC name.

A Wholesaler appears to be an instant buyer which seems to be the easier choice.

At the end you are the one paying and you make the choice.

What is the safest way to get our selves in the middle of this deal to collect an upfront assignment fee and a spread between the notes - with what seller wants and what buyer is willing to accept??

By the time I realize that they are horrible to work with, I have already committed money (appraisals, surveys, etc) through them and have no choice to see all the way through it.

A new or hungry agent may be a better choice.

When I was contemplating individual heat in a place with steam and larger apartments, my number one choice was hydronic ceiling radiant off a boiler.

If you'll be assigning the contract, just put BUYER'S CHOICE for closing attorney and let the buyer decide.

I can't remember if it's cheaper if the payer uses a bank account (ACH), but I don't recall you can limit the choice to just ACH transactions only.