@Mark Ferguson  were this gets sticky for this wholesaler turned poster child  is for sure intentions if the state can pop on a website or craigs list and see a track record of the same type of transactions and or sepina tax returns ( I am sure all go wholesalers pay their tax's )  you can see what the intent was.As well as there is something called fraudulent inducement to contract.. in other words seller relies on fraudulent statements to go into contract IE this person telling the seller he is a cash buyer and will close..

While the anecdotal evidence provided here by most posters is born out in fact we can actual look at basic RE market statistics and economics to see why Theo is correct and his friend is not.RE rents are "sticky" compared to home prices, at least in the short and medium term.  

This is a bit of a sticky situation that I need help with.

You don't want to be in a sticky situation at then end. 

The sticky's have it pretty much listed out.

-Nathan Rice

My first post, apologies if I missed a sticky somewhere in which much of this is answered.

We are doing the Dave Ramsey thing, you know beans and rice and rice and beans.  

I probably should have looked at the sticky topics in this forum - looking at the resources linked in there now...

This turns into a very useful thread for newbies while interesting the Pros by turning the thread into essentially a game of trivia.Just wondering if we could start one up and maybe sticky it to the top of the Beginner category.Sam Harris