All I had to do was write up the legal paperwork and walk them through (cash deal).

The first method does involve some gray area involving legality. 

The profit upside would have to be massive to still make a lot after taxes.No legal advice given.   

For a side business (somewhat related to real estate) I am in need of high quality translators to translate some legal documents and marketing materials, in the following languages:Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese, Russian, Korean and Spanish.Looking for professionals with experience, not google translate, or fiverr, or the like (i.e "high quality")References would be greatly appreciated.

If you do not get feedback they are not interested or have plenty of high offers to evaluate.Escalation clause may be legal in your area.

Just curious of what you think of my idea and curious of other ways to legally pay less taxes.

We had already signed the contract with the wholesaler, although for the closing  we would like to have a legal opinion on our side.

Typically A clause is enforceable if it is legal and your tenant agrees to it. 

Specifically, an attorney that helps investors, wholesalers, flippers, etc with contracts and legal questions regarding Georgia real estate law.Thank you!

Also, I suspect that going to battle over keeping them in the lease would just cost more in legal fees than it would recover and would not improve the situation.Would appreciate any suggestions on minimizing/eliminating breaking of lease in the future.