Hopefully someone who is familiar with CA law chimes in as well as anyone else with experience in this dilemma.

The full commission is paid either way.Not to mention that if you deal directly with the seller's agent, you're negotiating with someone who is bound by law and by ethics to get the best possible deal for his client - the SELLER.

Workers Comp. laws are state specific so you should discuss it with the agent you are working with.Good luck on the project

I am not familiar with CA laws but NY is very stringent so the price sounds about right for the type of job you're doing.

At least with private lender funds a person has more exit strategies besides only using the transactional funding for strictly wholesaling for one day.

Dominic Balascio(Parkway LAw), Brian Funk, Kirsh LAw Firm, Bill Dolan, or Bryan Murray. 

For those not familiar because of new laws in Nashville, homes now must be zoned uniquely to be eligible for full time short term rental, making them harder to find. 

If they do terminate the lease, be sure you're given proper notice per lease (read it) and applicable laws. 

I’d check the tenant abandonment laws in your state.

Additionally, there are no laws stating a dwelling must provide appliances.