You can be sued as an agent if you mislead a seller. 2) You have to decide how you feel about the above, now the good reputation side is that some people honestly don't care, and want to go with an option where someone will just take it off their hands as fast as possible.. but as long as you are transparent and honest with them then I know a lot of wholesalers who have integrity and still make an ok amount of money in a transaction for technically being the middle wo/man.

My property management company has been less than transparent, from my perspective.

But given the lower transparency, you'll learn less about what actually works and how you can improve your due diligence process in the future.I would have to trust a fund manager more than I would have to trust someone who runs a single deal.

The plan B is looking like a better idea, but based on advice I'm receiving here and also from my mentors, asking for a reduction in price due to the repairs and lack of transparency should be in order.

Do you feel Blockchain would provide more transparency for all parties involved?

I’m transparent in telling my seller that when a buyer feels like they would have an edge if they used me, that I have the sellers best interest in mind.I’ve seen these agents you all speak about!

The most common experiences people have had with Hard money lenders that they didnt like was lenders not being transparent about fees and how fast they can actually close.

@Mike S.To be fully transparent, The sale date was in mid February.

Otherwise, mop with soap/water, mop with bleach/water, dry out, apply 2 or 3 coats of Kiltz, then a couple coats of transparent sealer. 

The project went long and the bathroom situation was rough for a while, but I was always very transparent about what was going on.