Of course I eat breathe and sleep real estate, I am a licensed broker and owner of a management company managing over 100 rentals in the area so it was not that big of a "risk" for me.

I'm not here to debate the pros/cons of 'wholesaling,'  but I can tell you that I have seen a distraught and upset seller leave an 'assignment' closing table to 'get a breath of fresh air' and come back with a GUN. (9mm as I recall). 

@Jacob Breazile I would write a due diligence period into the initial offer to allow you to do multiple inspections and give you more breathing room.

GOod you asked.A name that means nothing is brandable.Nike, Levis, Apple, Carrot..But monkey breath, apple means something.

Quote from @Seung Don Hong: As Kevin stated, you should speak with the agent and make them fix this.At the same time, I would take a deep breath and relax.

I would ask for a lower rate roughly 5% but even 7% would give you some breathing room.

What good is all the money you stole if 30 years from now the air is so polluted that you, your children, and grand children can't breath, or swim in the oceans etc?

Dodd-Frank definitions; anyone who executes or makes......any maker of an obligation, they also refer to any lender in the same breath, that gives us a distinction between a lender and a maker.

I have been on many many inspections and I have never seen an inspector walk "all" the perimeter walls.As to the fact that the subfloor is 2x6x20 that is no big deal you can piece the floor just as easily as plywood.Don't whine take a deep breath and have a glass of some Sonoma County Cabernet instead.

I'm not holding my breathe on that one.