Obviously you have a financial interest in closing the deal, so if you are not 100% transparent with the buyer, and they feel like you pushed for the close, you might have an issue later.

We feel it’s better to be transparent in the near-term so that you have the opportunity to seek out another booking or make other plans for your property.Why can't I receive my 25% payout immediately after a cancellation?

To be transparent, I am invested in:Retirement Accounts:401K invested in a fund which is mimicking the S&P 500 Index. 

I want to use this as a tool to build cash reserves, so in a fully transparent environment I would have to basically state that "I want to not pay principle/interest on my loan so I can build cash reserves, sorry"Thoughts?

I also spoke to the agent who had shown me houses and was transparent in letting him know I had been having a conversation with another agent. 

please delete if not allowedOki so let me be transparent, I am looking for new friends and accountability partnersreally want to take this thing call life to a new level with different problems and better solutions. not looking for a mentor I got that. my old friends have a poor(low) mindset lets connect

The fact that they either don't know, or aren't being totally transparent tells me to look at another lender.Good luck!!

@Dan HeuscheleDan, I'll try to keep this transparent as everyone likes to interpret these definitions differently, so at least if I define it differently you can see where the numbers come from.

Times are scaring a lot of investors away, but fortunately the best are generally continuing on.As for the mechanics and other intricacies of wholesaling, I'm going to assume you've done your homework.I do think it's critically important to always be truthful and transparent to the seller. 

Our goal is to be as transparent as possible@Barry Pekin @Aaron K.