Our current goal is to have our first contract flip by the end of September.

It would probably also be more valuable if you can find out what is legally buildable (height, footprint), what logistically works on the lot, and possibly even some ballpark quotes and contacts.

You practically sell a contract

And then, a jury trial date is set in another three weeks (not sure why it was being granted as we have all the evidence to prove that the tenants have not been paying rent)Our lawyer advised us new fees for the jury trial... we have already paid for 2 trials, a sheriff eviction.... but I cannot see the end of it (since it seems like it automatically granted the tenant's right to drag the case and continue to live in our house for free ..) not sure how much more are we going to pay for the eviction legal fees and how long it's going to take...

"IF" I understand this the home is paid off by your mother, and she has a land contract with her?

The tenet  said he signed a contract and was moving into one of the available units.  

The last couple houses were under contract even before my viewing dates.

I was wondering if anybody had any tips that they use to successfully put a house under contract when looking to assign the property!

First, I had these 14 duplexes under contract for $450K.

I gave him a 3% "finders fee" (I didn't want to do the wholesale game where he put it under contract than "sold" it to me.