I hear a lot of people saying to hold on as long as you can but I feel my situation is a little different based on the equity built over the past 5 years.

My  brother who is a real ahole owns the rest of the property, other than my part, and has threatened everyone else on the deed to seeming their rights to him, for free.I am trying to sell my part to interested busters.  6396 Singletree Trail in Sarasota, Myakka Valley Ranches, Corner Lot, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, 8 acres on a corner lot.The house is supposed to be sold.  

I can provide reviews and references on our company.

Happy to share some data on it if you want.

@Kearan Tolles many wholesalers put in "Weasel Clauses", contingencies to get out of a contract they can't afford to do on their own.

BiggerPockets and local REI meetups are great places to ask for recommendations too.Paperwork to have:At the start you’ll need:A solid purchase and sale agreement (your contract to buy from the seller).An assignment contract (your contract assigning the buyer your rights).The title company will handle most other legal paperwork once you give them these.Helpful resources:Check out free BP videos and podcasts on wholesaling basics.Books like The Book on Wholesaling Real Estate by Jamil Damji can give you a strong foundation.You’re on the right path — keep making connections with investor-friendly title companies and they’ll help you navigate the process.

Not sure the reduction on utility costs and all but just another option.   

How much money was spent on the rehab. 

Income in exchange for a claim on a portion of the property’s value.

However on the servicing side, Madison management has been great.