Charging that twice seems a bit greedy and could bite you with the tenant. 

I say maybe because if the wholesaler can’t move the property because they want an outrageous assignment fee then they are being greedy and it’s their own fault.

You are a "Trader," for us who trade in the Markets.

We cannot be a society who seeks to blame everyone for our own choices.Edit- I think the problem here is we are blaming the banks for this whole thing and that is only partly true- Everyone got greedy- The banks, the appraisers, the homeowners who saw others profiting and gaining massive net worth in real estate overnight, the hedgefunds who saw that they could use real estate to make profit for investors, the real estate agents who thought I can make more commission by selling a house for 500k than one for 180k.

That seems to me to be adequate compensation.Don't get greedy. 

At this point both parties can evaluate if they want to move forward with another deal.That is the only way I would consider loaning out money.Don't get greedy...

Sometimes the listing broker and seller get greedy and take another offer.

@Brant JonesI am looking at that area also and have not yet done a real estate deal to speak of except real estate stocks as I am an active trader.

. - I think you hit the nail on the head, but I prefer Buffet's version: "Be fearful when others are greedy, be greedy when others are fearful." 

Carol HeltonInvestment AdvisorREI Trader, LLC