1)Yes the mortgage company would love to have you signed onto the loan2)If you decided not to go on the loan you'd still be able to be on the title3)That's a tough question and would depend on him.

Over the past few days, I negotiated and am about sign a contract with a seller tomorrow as a wholesale.

I also made them sign the lead disclosure paperwork when they signed the new month to month lease even though they were already living there.

What I did was knock on their door after closing and introduce myself, gave them a piece of paper with my name and number and told them I'd be having them sign new leases soon.

Guy who holds sign in front of business telling you to sell your gold or eat their food.

That said, if you sign an option document - the bank isn't going to know, right?

I take the competition as a good sign.  

Then as a wholesaler once you find your end buyer you would have them sign a assignment contract meaning your assigning your equitable interest in the property you have under contract.

If the market turns down, sign me up for the latter; if it turns up, sign me up for the former.

When a property is listed the agent actually has a form to be signed and agreed to by the seller which specifies how and where the property will be marketed.