I want to know on average how many escrow fall-outs other rehabbers are experiencing, what kinds of bribes they are giving their buyers (close cost credits), commissions they are paying, and what kinds of offers they are seeing offers on their properties in different price ranges.

On this type of property I would imagine you would provide 3% commission to buyers agent, 3% concessions, home warranty, and sales escrow/title fees?

Trustees are paid by commission.

They would love a 50K spread before sales commissions, selling closing costs and having to pay buyer's closing costs.I think that the 70% of ARV minus repairs thing has to be looked at in a hard core way when the values are lower.

You should have a state Real Estate Commission...they can most certainly give you a definitive answer (assuming you phrase the question in a sufficiently detailed fashion -- I wouldn't use the term "wholesaling" or anything like that).

And if you sell you'll pay $50K in commissions and costs.

I worked 7 days a week and was paid 25% commission of my net sales.

If you are willing to pay comissions but don't want to list it, then send flyers to the local real estate offices saying you are a FSBO but will pay the selling agents commission.

It was from him that I learned that most guys bidding the job gets commissions based on how many piers the house needed.

Lets talk about this: You want to buy bank property without any of your own money using a bogus funding letter and then sell to a buyer but you dont have any buyers,....You might be better off just trying to build a buyers list and then bringing your buyers to a real wholesale investor and get a commission.