It's pitched as easy, guaranteed money on low-entry properties.The reality, of course, is that's too good to be true.

Those are the true prizes.

You’re assuming I didn’t ask the right questions and I went with the cheapest which isn’t true at all.

This leaves the other options I mentioned -> STR that meet IRS requirements and #3 from the list of material participation above, but it will be tough to prove that no one other individual spends more time than you do since this is probably not true. ...

You are going to have an issue with it being a true log home. 

Is this true.

This will give you a true comparison as many lenders have different rate spreads. 

More of something to think about, and like I said, I'm not sure I believe that, but as we discussed the careers of several agents that we have watched over the years, it was pretty much true in these examples.Another idea is to visit new home builders in those cities. 

If you stay true to your pursuit, I’ve no doubts you will find those things off of the corporate ladder.

And I am under contract with my wholesaler.however your not under contract with the owner.. so I think you are in no mans land and if it was sold bought vastly under-market I think the seller will prevail if they can prove they were lied to about true value