Buyers depend on a thorough in depth home inspection and a good faith disclosure on the sellers side ...what is my recourse for remediation against fraud.

Of course you will need the proper disclosures and what not, but a lot has to do with what you are charging. 

*Full disclosure - I own and operate a turn key rental property investment company in Birmingham AL* That being said, we truly like to just help anyone out even if it isn't a good fit for out company.

@Udele Tagoe **Disclosure** I have never done this before, it is simply how I would go about approaching the situation.If you have a title search done that will give you an idea of who exactly filed the lean and when it was filed.

Wholesaling is considered a gray area judged on intent, long story short Some brokers & lawyers are for it with the proper disclosures and while other brokers are against it no matter what.In any case, I'd suggest you join a local investment group of some type and ask around for agent recommendations or hopefully there's a PA agent here on BP that'll answer this for you.   2.

Disclosure: PropertyRadar Founder/CEO Sean O'Toole is a friend of mine and part of my mastermind group.I continue to be impressed at what lists and segmenting can be created and downloaded by this app.

If you have all accredited investors a PPM is not required.Understand that the PPM is protection for you as well as full disclosure to the investors.  

Full disclosure: I do not work for them or have an interest in the company.

Full disclosure - I work for ntrustent.  

(The house is located in a non-disclosure state).The buyer suggests we split an appraisal, but my experience with them is they are always low.Also, this will end up being a FSBO which is something I have never done before.