They will be responsible for any charges due to their excessive, repeated, contacts.

@David Krulac so all the websites that I have found that sales tax overages/excess process are junk?

Hi Guys,Several years ago, I heard about tax overages after learning about it through a tax lien program and would like to start applying this strategy. 1) How do I find out whether there are specific statues or finder's laws for overages or excess proceeds in my state? 

Which again, seems excessive, but maybe that is the best way to do it in order to stay completely compliant.I would certainly love to be able to enter into contract on a property in any state, offer it to our buyers list...and then assign it to the investor / buyer that we find.

So I would say that at the time of the deal, the property is worth 70k and if the wholesaler isn't disclosing to the seller that they are going to sell or assign the contract for a 20k profit, then that is deceptive.Also, that $20,000 is FAR in excess of the 6% charged by an agent.

Highly suspicious and excessive charge.

I believe the demands for repurchase to Morris have become excessive and he may not be able much longer to do so. 

When you factor in the other closing costs title, escrows, days of interest and hard costs, you are close to $8K (total).You should not be paying $8K in points though that would be excessive even with Non/QM.

These are excessive risks that newer investors should not face without inspections and proper estimates to ensure they are not buying a a liability.

Verbiage said that anything is excess of these amounts will be paid by the seller.Thoughts or comments on the above?