. $96 is actually not a large amount.

Again, I'm not an attorney, this is not legal advice, but my guess is that this happened because they were doing a large volume of assignments, and the commission saw this as them acting as an agent, and those wholesalers didn't have an agent license.

I used to have a large reo account, dealing with all of CA.

There does seem to be a large number of places for $30-40K (condo) and $90-120K (SFH).

There are usually nice large gaps along chimneys, vent pipes, outside walls, etc.  

As far as I can tell, the cash flow is minimal (even if it is good "for the area") ie. less than 1% gross per month is hardly worth putting up your own home as security for, IMHO.By the way, if you put up such a large (more than usual?) 

Which would leave a large gap with rehab estimates of approximately  $25,000 which was on the high side being the floors were all to the subflooring.  

Some big box franchises, having to pay large franchise fees, will be by far the highest in cost.  200 to 300 percent difference in prices is normal.

This market rebound seems to be no different, however I see a lot of the really large commercial properties are being scooped up because they are really good buys.

From here if there's a large negative difference could I determine if a foreclosure is a potential short sale candidate?