Yes, you have the legal right to enter with 48 hour notice and any buyer is going to want to view before making an offer.

I’m not necessarily aiming for the legality side of it more or less just In general.

Everyone wants to go through legal hoops and that’s professional....but it will be for naught because in the end you’ll never get blood from a turnip

what happens legally  If as a wholesaler, I put a property under contact,and than I cant find a buyer?

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I did reach out to Cozy and their response was more along the lines that once the tenant initiated they would have to return the funds to tenants bank but advised that our individual lease agreement should speak to this as chances are the landlord would have to pursue legal channels to recover money justly owed. 

The fact that this is your home changes things, both legally and from a "what I put up with" perspective.First and foremost, it's your home. 

If you're under contract with a realtor and you've signed a buyer agency agreement then you are only legally able to purchase a property while under contract with them.