_______________________There are No Rules as to how you can or cannot structure your creative financing deals, other than what is legal, moral, ethical and using the guidelines found hereCreative real estate financing is not business as usual.

So the moral of the story: there are opportunities to be found if you're looking for them!

Moral of the story: BP has saved me tons of time and money as I expand my business.But at the end of the day I am a firm believer in experience as the best teacher.

Quote from @Mario Morales: @Andrew Postell ok, but if you don't cash flow, you schedule E doesn't look too sexy to lenders when looking to borrow for your next deal?  

All because I asked one little question.So the moral of my little story is not to give up, stay plugged in to bigger pockets, get educated, and for all that’s good and holy in this world if you aren’t a pro member yet spend the paltry amount of money they’re asking for and pony up- it’s worth the investment.

Now you could always lock-step your admin fee to the interest rate if you aren't capped by law, but again that's a moral issue separate to the foundation we are building here.Regards,Jay

Besides construction experience and make sure his moral and ethical standards line up with mine, what are other things I should keep in mind?

Rather than fight and think about the moral wrongdoings of this individual for the rest of my week, I paid him.

@Cristian Aviles-Morales Its been a year indeed but I have not started wholesaling yet but still on my list. 

Also, it seems as if you think Licensed Realtors are the moral compass of the real estate world :)