I assume they think that will make a lowball offer more palatable.They also charge a $2000 non-refundable deposit.I've presented a couple of wholesale deals to clients and I always tell them up front that this is a wholesale deal, and that they will be required to pay closing costs, commissions, and a $2000 non-refundable deposit.

To me the level of detail for which im being charged for is unacceptable. since this is out of state it could essentially be for nothing at all and i wouldnt even know if anything is even being done.

If rent is $1,000 and they refuse to move out, they will be charged $100 a day (daily rent rate of $33.33 x 3) until they vacate.

I think you should look more at them as a whole profile, I know people who have been arrested and never charged because a jealous ex lover called the cops over a fight you just never know.If she has a great credit score, Landlord reference and has been gainfully employed for 3+ months and her boss gives her a good review.

Depending on your personal goals, there may not be enough of a spread between what you will pay out monthly in mortgage, taxes, and utilities and what you can charge. 

I've done them a few times and didn't charge 2%. 

For damages done by them during residency, they should be charged for it immediately. 

Where I am from, most attorneys charge a flat fee that is about half of that for a standard eviction.

IN our state you can get monthly fee's as low as 199 a month. the 2 year experience seems to be about nationwide Right now my wife works at a broker who charges flat fee of 1k per month and its full service and include E and O.. she will hit her minimum in one to two months usually then the rest of the year no fee at all.

Sometimes there's just one, sometimes there are several people, usually you will want to speak to the loan officer in charge of commercial loans.