It never fail the new comers always read the Guru books on how to be dishonest in business dealings but I guess they could have learn it from banks also on how to be dishonest.Joe Gore

Those "investors" who pulled the trigger without aiming, or those who were bamboozled by dishonest "wholesalers" are now trying to get back whatever they can before the market slows to the point they may have a vacant property.If you take the time to understand a property and the potential, making sure to buy it right, you should set yourself up for success regardless of what your end game is. 

The buyer wasn't dishonest. 

My critique of your script is it appears to be one large pile of completely dishonest BS.  

It's a nice scare tactic, and I don't condone being dishonest, but it sounds like a bunch of crap to me. 

Society has gotten very rude and on the commercial side I have seen some of the worst, dishonest people in my life.

Many are flat out dishonest to both the homeowners and the investors.

It doesn't seem like they're telling you anything incorrect or trying to be dishonest, although his professionalism leaves much to be desired.

Most of the wholesaling strategies I've seen, aside from making you come across as dishonest (personal opinion - shoot me, but remember Des Moines specifically, and Iowa more broadly is a small world) would violate the rules of the Iowa Professional Licensing Bureau.  

Claiming otherwise is outright dishonest.