2: when you do an assignment of contract, let’s say you have a 10 day contingency agreement between you (the wholesaler) and the owner (off market), you find the cash buyer within the 10 days they agree and sign what happens if they don’t fulfill their end what happens then?

Super interesting to hear everyone's time input and breakdownMy timeframe right now is about 20 hours on Real Estate mixed in with about 20 hrs of school:50% Website work/weekly email list/marketing25% Lease fulfillment for clients25% Searching for properties/working with lenders

Probably just some lacky fulfilling warranty shipments.

Sounds like you fulfilled your end of the contract.

We are a small Home Improvement and Remodeling Company offering handyman style services to our customers to fulfill virtually any project need that they may have.

We fulfilled the residency requirement and left as allowed in the rules.

Never count on Cameron dunlap’s words……I had made several effort to get in touch with cameron himself directly but someone in his team would always respond with the same line confirming that Cameron does not care about any customer once he’s intentions to con you have been fulfilled.

It's the contractors job to make sure he fulfills your scope of work and to make the home safe and functional.

I don't want to be responsible for putting strangers together and any problems that may occur between them, sexual harassment being top of mind. 

Here's a section on payments due landlord for early termination (basically says all rent is still due) :If the tenant fails to pay the rent, breaches the terms of the Lease, becomes bankrupt, or abandons the unit: (1) The Landlord may immediately cancel this Lease, and shall become entitled, without any further notice to the tenant, to immediate possession of the unit; and (2) All rent under this Lease shall immediately become due and payable, and the security deposit forfeited; (3) The Landlord may sue to dispossess the tenant; and(4) The Tenant shall be responsible for all legal fees and court costs incurred by the Landlord as a result of Tenants’ breach of any term of this Lease Agreement.That being said, I would deduct from their security deposit any amount that would fulfill the 30 day notice.