A flat, rubber membrane roof on top of an apartment building can run $30k+.

Or, perhaps the sales price is so low that the agent has a minimum commission to make that this sales price didn't satisfy (this should be disclosed before hand).Just flat out ask and see what they say.

This was Dad's favorite panel yet.

The 1970-80 houses are all fake paneling walls and  falling apart and no one wants them.

The other wholesaler stated that the seller is paying a flat fee to market his properties and that we could split that.

I didn't think to measure the length but it was probably delivered on a flat bed.  

The major rehab items are that the units have old evap coolers that are on their last legs so I will need to replace them with new AC/heat pumps and which will require new electrical panels.

I'm going with the six-panel look to match the new six-panel bedroom doors, which will all be painted white.

It’s a smaller 3/1 home with an extra flat lot next to it.

In my experience, you pay a flat fee to the agent (usually around 3 - 3.5% per side) and that is that.