We are in the research stage and have quite a bit of money to invest and looking for different ways to make it happen. 

I will PM folks to get their e-mail addresses and we can arrange a time and place to meet (I see yours, @Linda Shepard).

(before closing)4 Go to the City and see if you can arrange a pick up before then - Talk with someone and then someone above them even offer to have some help to actually load and make sure they see and know that you are the in coming owner and that you are doing this for the out going owner.  5 push the fact that you can't change your financing sometimes that works (but in your situation you are fast that)  Bigger housing you could have did a walk through a week before hand and then the day before.  

Immanuel Baptist Church (corner of Oak & Clay) has arranged a purchase/trade with Lampton Baptist Church. 

This is a complicated thing to get into but just the investigation and learning stage is so much fun and invigorating.Anyone Flipping nearby?

Since you state that the homeowners were in some stage of the repossession process a knowledgeable attorney may have ammunition, in addition to your lease option agreements, to seek remedy in court. 

I am looking for some advice in regards to the best contracts to use for every stage of the wholesale transaction in MA as well as the most transparent verb-age for clear disclosure; and also the best clauses to use to cover oneself risk and inspection wise that would still be presenting the seller with the most attractive offer possible.

At your stage the lawyer will be more involved initially in determining business structure.

I am at the beginning stages of getting into multiunit properties in SWFL.

For now I am in the accumulation stage but I'm being very careful with my next steps especially in this market.