The Seaside condo structural failure resulted in statewide structural inspection rules.  

If you have to go through the "Full-Monty" of an eviction there's already been some massive failures in the system your using.

Having a rockstar agent could be the difference between your success and failure @Megan Sullivan! 

YOU market to high, YOU under estimate rehab cost, YOUR ARV is rediculous and YOU market to other wholesalers and get stuck in a daisy chain"In your statement all signs point to a failure of the person who made the contract.

Assignee shall have no right to receive a cure notice from Assignor or from the seller under the Purchase Agreement for or related to Assignee’s failure to timely deposit Assignee’s earnestfunds or to close escrow on or before the Closing Date.

In other words, what you describe could be either a service failure or a miscommunication about the expected relationship or a combination of both.

The after you pass a test the training is focused on make money or you're failure so it makes sense that the general perception is that agents are only after money. 

@Christi Hawkins  actually I think I have been fair and balanced with this.. 3k non refundable up front fee for a HM loan then 600 a file for up front due diligence just is not done in the industry its a money grab.. and If they want to charge 3k for training that's fine.. then they are a training guru.. but to lead people on that have little to no money get 3k out of them and then have failure to fund that hurts many people.. it hurts as many as it helps.. its not me there is post after post of newbie putting up 3k  then EM then the 600 and never closing a loan.. and its not no money down.. like they advertise either.. you have to put something down.. its only in the last few months that the owner got on and said HEY we don't require it.. and I suspect that's because of the push back on BP by those that understand that a 3k up front fee is just not industry norm..

:D :D :D DEVNIC: I tried your e-mail address and got a failure notice.

Yet the only failure we have had was a drywall screw (had some drywall done by a contractor) dropped into the toilet that eventually got sucked into the macerator.