Open houses and door knocking ( farming an area ) will lead to more traditional real estate transactions.

It's a bit more cost effective to get to a hybrid of both styles.

I put a disclosure that I am the principal in the transaction not taking a fee.. and I am buying for PROFIT or LOSS  … they sign and acknowledge that.. and if they want to sell for what I want to pay .. deal is done.if your think your going to tell someone their house is worth X when its really worth Y just so you can make a big spread that is greater than your commission or tell them your not taking a commission.. then that's your choice..Although do keep in mind most wholesale deals are distressed wrecked houses that need rehab etc.. and commission are negotiable.. there is no law of charging a higher commission for tough to sell properties.. if that is what your aiming to do.. 00I worked a builder out of a 22  duplex's he had built was having a tough time selling.. he wanted 30

If she is willing to fund your next project, that is a separate decision / transaction.

OP is referring to how the subject property was titled... which has no effect on how the lawsuit against his "partners" should be handled. 

I was a transactional and probate paralegal before I got into real estate and the attorneys and staff at Hanft are top notch.As far as contractors, what work specifically are you wanting to have done. 

I will say that once you find a lender and terms you are happy with I always encourage people to move on as you have a number of other things to worry about with these types of transactions that will need your attention. 

Who is financially liable in a wholesale transaction?

John does not plan to take on any debt for the new transactions.Questions: Is the transaction in 2. legal ?

BARRRR is in full effect, but unsure whether I should refi and cash out a bit.