How investors can legally and ethically engage in wholesaling:These guidelines are designed to protect all of us from scrutiny, investigation and possibly worse.

You should be able to file a complaint with them which will trigger an internal investigations and could lead to closure for you. - Contact a real estate attorney to plead your case and possibly start motions against the company/ agent.

Maybe your state does not.I know in my state in Oregon you MUST be a licensed foreclosure consultant to deal with folks in foreclosure.. now you can simply make an all cash offer to buy.. but any other type of transaction is not allowed and ESPECIALLY rent backs totally illegal.. but again state specific so that's why we have to be careful talk about these things just like wholesaling in general IE marketing a property you don't own see below a snippet of a conversation I had with a state of Oregon financial investigator for the department of real estate"The Agency is well aware that unlicensed “wholesalers” are rampant in our jurisdiction.

One important thing to investigate is the automated services your brokerage will provide to you for those fees. 

Try to get that investigated as soon as possible.

Thank you for the reply Monica.We are still in the early planning stages, but if we decide to go though with it, I would enjoy sharing my knowledge and adventures on this forum.Your suggestion prompted me to investigate renting my current home. 

I'll do some listening and investigating on Mr.

Now you've got some things to investigate.

When someone asks, I say the house has not yet been approved for Section 8, but I'm willing to investigate for qualified applicants. 

Upon more investigating I found that section 8 will pay around $900 a month for a 3 bed 1 bath in that area.