Of course there are wrong ways to do it, but the wholesaler I'm working with operates this way and they do 50-80 contracts a month with a stellar reputation.

What do you think is wrong with your plan such that your 25% investment is at major risk? 

Obviously no one knows, so no right or wrong answers here.  

Feel like we are doing everything right and wrong all at the same time. 

And you're attorney wasn't wrong with her prediction. 

Nothing wrong with responsible leverage, @Chris Eidson.

And of course some of them will need to sell in a certain timeframe and have to lower their price to do so, which is what will start to lead to prices declining.I could be wrong about all this, and I sincerely hope I am, but it certainly feels a lot like 2007 - the market turning point - to me.

He is negligence and he purposely provide wrongful info is there anything we can do to him?  

@Joe Cassandra - while the author is not entirely wrong, there's a component he left out - which actually messes up his hypothesis: many of the loan modifications involved new terms, particularly lower rates. 

There is no right or wrong way with this one.