Bring this money to closing, the closing agent pays the seller their $43k, and then I get a portion of the $22k in funds to access to begin the renovations.

Some owners don't put them on-line because they don't want to scare tenants, she will have access. 

Or maybe there is some combination of factors, like extra easy money plus access to deals that they can partner with students on, and/or something else -- a kind of strength in numbers thing. 

I would definitely never give them access to the property before receiving full payment.

My agent gets to make money and I/referrals get better access to more and more inventory.

Sell your home to access the equity if you can not refinance or get a HELOC to pull the equity.

He took her keys, so could access the property and her belongings.Tenant, her parent, and advocacy counselor have all informed me of her intent to move out and requested flexibility.

Take it with a grain of salt though.I would contact someone with access to the local MLS also to research it.

Right now capital is at a minimum and I’m improving credit so while I start saving money and networking with other investors, I’ve decided that whole-selling is probably my best bet to get a little extra cash in the bank account before I go buy a hold property.Anyway, I’m curious on a few things:What’s an average wholesale fee in California?

I have access to some capital but probably not enough to invest locally.I want to build an empire.