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.

I put $9k down and the remaining amount in the business account while roughly $3600 is withdrawn monthly for 24 months at 6% interest.

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.