Disclosure: I understand that none of the responses are any form of legal advice.State: WashingtonShould the wholesaling fee that I receive be reported to my brokerage?

I am aware of other rents in the area that are $8,000-$10,000/month (full disclosure; I need to gain more information on the rental market).

Between brokerage restrictions, state laws, mandatory disclosures, etc it can really be a disadvantage.

This is part of the Virginia AICUZ disclosure when purchasing a property.

In addition, in the past 100 days, banks are getting a lot tougher on investment property lending.You could call the listing agent and ask, but you'd probably get more out of eyeballing it with a drive-by and comparing it to comps.In sum, I guess I'd be aware, but I wouldn't let it cloud me from looking at it as an investment for returns - AND I'd get a full list of disclosures signed by seller and go thru it.

Things like the buyer is responsible for Certificate of Occupancy, No sellers disclosure available, The buyer is responsible for U&O's, shouldn't the property have a C/O already?

In full disclosure I've never owned this unique type of property but 93% CF seems optimistic.

I would be shocked (at least in Ohio) if many homes have carbon monoxide detectors#9-11 are on things that the seller has to disclose on our state property disclosures. 

1-4 are either in the property condition disclosure, or evident when you see the home or upon inspection.

Therefore dual agency disclosure, designated agency, full disclosure, confidentiality, imputed knowledge and notice, implied knowledge, fiduciary duty, loyalty, and vicarious liability are foreign concepts there.