There's no mechanism for it, and furthermore, it would be frowned upon - first and foremost, my "allegiance" as an agent is to the seller and in ensuring the seller gets the most they can for the property.

Also, depending on the size of the fire, the while house may need to be gutted to ensure that the smell doesn't come back.

He also did what I consider very smart and realized partnering with someone early in the game to ensure he could secure the deal.His arv was 420k on this deal, so was a few other folks.

More evidence that the only way to ensure financial security is to control your own destiny, not leave it in the hands of Wall Street.

So, you're saying that if we want to be the opposite of the Nazis, we should figure out a way to ensure that everyone has good healthcare.I agree.

The write is also VERY good at pointing out when you should talk to a local attorney or government to ensure you don't accidentally miss out on a local requirement.

If you had not had a ready buyer, I would have said don't get involved, ensure it's a done deal before tying up an owner in foreclosure. :)

As far as partnering with other wholesalers, that could also be an option, just make sure that both of you (wholesalers) have a solid agreement to ensure both of you get paid.

If so, s/he should be ensuring this gets done.

Thank you @Dustin Davis and @Andrew Johnson for your replies in light of my failure to ensure proper formatting.