I typically see three reasons to sell an investment property:1.

Typical terms we’re seeing: Loan sizes: $10M–$250MUp to 80% LTC on acquisitions / value-addUp to 75% LTV on refis (cash-out available)SOFR + 450–650bps (all-in ~8–10%)18–36 month terms, extensions availableTerm sheet in ~72 hours, fund in 10–21 days1–2 pts origination rolled into closing  Why it matters: sponsors who can recycle equity faster often see 3–5% higher IRR simply by closing earlier than the competition.

You typically have a min of a few days to a week.  

This means I make more per deal than a typical wholesale assignment.3.

She has about 3 more months to go (could be more or less) before Plaintiff will be in a position to disburse/record.Is there a typical process on how these go?

Not really sure.Another issue I'm finding is the amount of money - the deals I do are typically about $30,000 and it seems like not many people are willing to lend on such a small amount.

Typically do not see crossover between tax lien and note investors.

With real-estate wholesaling the primarily goal is to find "off-market" properties so that you can get it under contract typically for less than it would be purchasing it on market via a realtor.

I typically try to work with lenders who have a lot of experience in the market I'm investing in. 

Counties typically require the trustee to be listed on the deed.