So you can think of the service they provide as some kind of aggregator who earns a fee based on transactions alone which aligns the platforms interests with volume, possibly at the expense of outcomes.

I've called a legal hotline and I'm waiting to hear back but if anyone can provide some sort of clarity because it seems as if they are cutting agents out of the transaction as a whole since majority of landlords do NOT offer compensation. 

Consider also contacting the California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Department to see if there are any special requirements. 

If I get a notice from the cities code enforcement department then they have not kept up with the lease agreement. 

Different markets may have different periods though.Buying from a wholesaler - there is usually NOT an escape clause with these transactions.  

Hi Alex, is it not possible to either visit or call your local Building Department (I'm guessing in Brookhaven) and ask for the certificates of occupancy for your property's address?

But I believe that is a non- arms-length -transaction.

I might be totally wrong about the whole thing, and / or mis-reading the transaction history in PropStream. 

I’m going to make a transaction with a wholesaler.

Back story: I recently closed a commercial transaction.