;t=2468sThe cost of the coaching is backed by a guarantee in each contract.

In previous post (https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/1243151-new-t...) you stated you are new to wholesaling.No issues with that, but what value are you bringing your clients - when you don't even know if this is a "real deal"?

So kind of wood frame with upside down shaped T legs? 

Quote from @Sherry T.: Quote from @Aaron Robertson: California's SB 721, known as the Balcony Inspection Law, requires multifamily property owners to inspect exterior elevated elements (EEEs) like balconies and decks.

@Lydia T.?

On one hand investors who don't understand the community think its easy and don't examine or research anything else aside a cheap price.

One question for you: Where did you get that t-shirt?

Look at sb897. 1) bill states that the construction of an ADU on a property does not trigger a requirement for fire sprinklers in the proposed or existing primary dwelling.There is another ADU law (forget which one) that basically states an ADU Cannot be rejected due to existing unrelated permit issues on items that are not the ADU.So I see no reason an inspector should ask or be given permission to examine the interior or unrelated units.Good luck

Make sure to document all deductions, and after move-out, properly inform the ex-tenant of any security deposit deductions IN WRITING, within the legal timeline according to your L/T state laws.  

If they can't get three plugs of ice cream and a t-shirt, then what's the point?