Information and checklists only. CanIWholesale states rules as dated facts — "Oregon law (ORS 696.650, effective July 1, 2025) requires…" — drawn from the official sources cited on each page. It never determines that a specific person's specific deal is legal or illegal. Checker output reads "On the facts you entered, [State] requires X": a rules summary, not a determination about you.
Not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created by this site, its checker, or its kit. Laws change — this site states the law as of the checked date on each page, from the source cited there. Confirm your deal with a licensed real estate attorney in the property's state before you sign.
Completeness. Dataset labels read "No wholesaling-specific law found as of [date]" — a statement about our search of official sources, not a promise that no rule exists anywhere. City and county rules may also apply; Philadelphia's is the one city layer verified in the dataset as of the checked date.
Forms. No form in the kit is labelled "compliant" or "court-ready." Verbatim state forms are labelled "statutory text as published by [agency] on [date]"; derived templates are labelled "template tracking [citation]'s required elements — have a [State] attorney review before first use."
No income claims. Assignment-fee ranges, where mentioned anywhere on this site, are attributed to the incumbent guides that publish them as seller-claimed ranges. Nothing here promises earnings.