@Justin,  No you don't need to provide notice however make sure to notify if you will be disturbing common areas, shutting off water to washing machines, having alot of workmen on site. 

Tithing and charitable giving have been hijacked by the government and the church. 

The problem with these set ups is you agree to keep your mouth shut if things go bad, but be an advocator if things go well.That's in the language when you deal some of these turnkey folks.

We hired another contractor (a church friend of a realtor that we'd used in the past and we trust this realtor 100%) and paid him $15,000 to start the same project and everything went great; he completed demolition, installed the new roof, and got some permits (roof permit, electrical, and plumbing).

He's also working with a local pastor of a mega church here in DeKalb and i'm in litigation now for over 2.5M after they along with a local closing attorney Jacinda Walker of Regal Legal Services.   

Listing agents aren't guaranteed to know building code either and may not know when to shut down the buyer agents nonsense. 

I APOLOGIZE, I thought I read hold 1 month SD, Sorry I am working " fast" as the Hurrican is heading my way, shutting it down in a bit, 

Before I could move the door swung wide open and then slammed shut.

I never scaled beyond a one-person operation but was doing an average of just under two deals per month over the course of about three years before I shut it down to focus on more passive opportunities and partnerships.

lolAnd, as wholesaler not having a fiduciary duty to seller, not running a charitable organization or Church, how is it my job to educate the seller about the worth of their property?