Possibly more if you are needing to put a large earnest deposit down to get awarded a deal.But back to your question, shop around.  

What I have seen is a seller suing a buyer who failed to perform as agreed for damages resulting in a foreclosure (I made the underlying secondary market loan) destroying the seller's credit and the seller was granted an award greater than twice the amount of the sale, a little over 200k!

Breech of sale lawsuits are extremely rare and courts even more rarely award anything since the seller is usually not out anything, i.e. they still have the property and can sell it to someone else just as easy.

There's no guarantee the judge will award you anything even if you win the case.  

Awarding bonuses to align with profit seems like a good way to do that.

I've never seen a judge award late fees and the odds of collecting anything are slim and none.

In some cases the judges may even award him back the building.

I advise them, I studied years to understand all the tax benefits the IRS awards RE investors with, but I never thought about actually ever being a RE Investor myself.

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