Wholesalers typically do not carry Errors and Omissions (E/O) insurance, so even if the court rules in your favor, they might not have the financial means to compensate you.Furthermore, ensure that a reputable title company handles the transaction, as some companies may cut corners.

Site Improvement and Infrastructure Development - What does it typically cost to prepare land for residential use, from clearing to grading?

After 3 years of ownership, I typically see my buyers achieve 9-10% cash on cash return with an annual appreciation rate of 9-11% a year in those areas. 

I typically recommend that my investors start with more cosmetic flips that can be done in 3 weeks to 2 months to build the capital for bigger rehabs that have more equity. 

Just ensure this is clearly outlined in your assignment agreement.But in my experience, typically the wholesaler submits the EMD with the PSA to the title company for escrow.

Because typically when I put a house up for sale, I will get a call from an agent that has (allegedly) a buyer, and they ask "are you willing to pay me 3% (or 2.5%)" and i usually work out something that works for both parties.But I wonder...is the buyer now responsible for paying their agent?

Wholesale fees are typically calculated by determining the difference between your contracted purchase price and the price an end buyer is willing to pay.

Adding a single ADU in southern CA is typically a poor investment.  

Colorado says they will start accepting bitcoin for tax payments starting this summer and will follow up by accepting bitcoin for other government fees, such as driver's licenses. 

They typically have soil scientists in-house that can analyze the soil for you and provide you with a detailed report of the conditions and give you recommendations on how to prepare the soil for construction.