Stuff you may not expect that start coming in as "extras."

In San Francisco several unicorns got awfully ambitious with leasing extra space, and are scaling that down now.

(Taxes, insurance, extra payments, etc.) 

Its not unheard of for an agent to request the buyer cover the difference between the commission stated in the MLS and what they want to get paid, however in my opinion, only agents or teams who really provide a high level of service deserve to charge extra to a buyer.  

Wholesaling extras is certainly an option, another is adding to your team so you can handle more.

For a $6k repair, it could reasonably take a couple weeks to arrange financing - if my credit is good, schedule a contract, delay, get permits, delay, delay, do the work, etc...! 

If I have a lot of extra time (usually at night if I'm watching TV), I'll look up all their info.

Through week by week sessions it helped me get my goals and finances in order and headed in the right direction and change my mindset on investing.While it was expensive I am at least getting extra satisfaction as I am 'coaching' a couple of friends based on what I learned with my own added twist from other books, experiences, etc (yesterday was week 2).

Zoning won't permit tear down and rebuild. 40% of any structure needs to be retained.

And if they have not handled all past 4 judgements for you, you will need to provide them with the case numbers.Also, since you're in the County (rather than City), don't let myrentcourt.com tell you you need to purchase extra services such as "stand in" or "eviction notification".