I understand wholesale is generally as is and I do believe everyone is acting in good faith, but ultimately I am committing to buying something that I might not be able to purchase.

So a little good faith money up front by the investor could show that you are serious and trustworthy to pay later.  

It’s a larger market so, there’s a larger percentage of bad faith actors in all segments of business.

It might be because of our faith.

However, to specify that it needs to be clean, and then later change the policy to "awww, don't worry about that, we're going to charge you either way" definitely feels wonky, but other than the possibility of simple Good Faith refund I wouldn't give it much more effort.

I have faith in you that you can do this. 

It seems People put too much faith in doctors and lawyers giving them a god complex many times that is undeserved .I think it’s a good idea to have a lawyer , I’m not against anyone using a lawyer and couldn’t fault anyone for seeking competent legal counsel ,I’m just saying if it’s something I can do feasibly with a reasonable chance of success I will make every effort to do it .

Just because you have an out in the contract that says if you can't find a buyer, the deal fails, doesn't mean you are entering this contract in good faith.

Make sure you are actively looking, have ads out and are doing everything you can in good faith to get the place rented.

Originally posted by @Faith Riddering:@John Underwood we have thought about a VRBO in that area.