I found a contractor that was able to i stall it very cheaply.

@Aaron Misiph,   It's more common to have the contractors to buy the material but you can if you prefer to. I

I posted a question last week pertaining to a technical aspect of virtual/long-distance wholesaling (how to estimate repair costs from afar), but now I have a question that pertains more to, I guess you could say, the psychological aspect of such wholesaling. 

The investor who has the property has stated that he will be assigning me the price of the property, and what I need to is then assign that to the end buyer. is there something about this that I need to weary of?

Yeah,  I don't know about that particular city,  but that's exactly the county I was referring to.  I

Some of those are as you get closer to I-10, because who wants to live next to a highway?

Likewise, super thankful to BiggerPockets and everyone on it, for everything it's introduced me to. I

I see a lot of options advertised on the Internet but wonder about the customer experience.Rebecca, what you are referring to is IRA owned LLC (aka Checkbook IRA).

One must be careful and not be late returning the money or a taxable event will occur.Dan, what you are referring to is called "60-day rollover" and the use of those funds for real estate project can be very dangerous, because REI can sometimes be unpredictable and if you are not able to deposit those funds into a qualified plan within 60-days it will be considered premature distribution and therefore taxes and penalties would apply, resulting in loss of up to 50% of the amount of distribution in some cases (depending on your tax bracket). 

What Michael Siekerka is referring to is that conventional loans can't be lent to entities just individuals so QC them into an LLC post closing could technically trigger the DOS.