I always make sure to comply with state descriptions as to what is damage vs. wear and tear.  

Your description of the event is pretty much what I figured....no way they were going to put their entire playbook on display in a free seminar.  

This description is a do-it yourself remedy with no guaranty, but it is by best practices.  

The current SAR consists of five parts, as follows:Part I: Reporting Financial Institution Information Part II: Suspect Information Part III: Suspicious Activity Information Part IV: Contact for Assistance Part V: Suspicious Activity Information Explanation/Description Completing the SAR correctly is essential to compliance with the rule.

Give me a description I can look for it and see what I find ok.  

I guess my description wasn't clear enough.

I'm not Minh Le, nor do I play him on TV, but would think Portland, Seattle, Austin, and Raleigh would fit that description, though prices have already run up in those markets, just not a high as SF.

Instead, it's a description of the destination and high-level plan on how you're going to get there.  

It turns into, however, a 15 second description of what I do, which is truthfully more than just wholesaling if our customers need the help or HML.So, is there another term that we can use to describe a pro wholesaler who does it full-time because they prefer to wholesale instead of rehabbing themselves?  

Here is a Link to a short description of both. if you will only use a small amount to put down as a down payment then i would us a HELOC, even if you can pull out 100,000 in equity, you do not pay interest on it until you use it. would you want to pay 3.5 - 4.5 % on $25,000 ( usually broken into 20 year term) or 4% on $100,000 over 30 years ?