I'd think too that if the association had some other purpose, like promoting something in common among all the resident members it would certainly add justification for the existence of the association.

In my opinion the justification for my wholesale fee is the fact that I brought to the table a deal that the investor would not have had access to without me.

(with some justification that I haven't thought of.)Thanks for taking the time.

She never gave a real justification for the change of heart, just said she couldn't give me permission at this time.

The justification for the revocation was based on California code as follows: “No condominium project, as defined in Section 1351(f) of the California Civil Code, has been created because there has been no conveyance of a separate interest coupled with an interest in the Common Area or membership in the Neighborhood Association, as such terms are defined in the Neighborhood Declaration.”CITY: In order to get the appropriate approvals and signatures, the city had me apply for a “Development Permit.”

Don't get carried away with all the justifications investors try to claim as to adding value simply because they were involved, value is to the property, not to those involved.

There is no business justification if the current bathroom is serviceable. 

I agree but your justification for spending the $340 was that it covered those things.

Having said all that, there is good justification for someone who may have started with confusion, hope and excitement soon to turn into fear, shame and guilt who actually decided to start to do it the "non-legally murky" "the right" way.

If you feel your price is low - send a letter of justification along with your offer explaining just how you reached the max price you can pay for the home.