These distractions that we have come with the territory but they can also lead to poor operational risk management and be dangerous to ourselves and others.  

The hype you must have read about wholesaling must be inconsistent and have a lot of holes.Based on how much you don't know, you are a danger to yourself.You can't learn wholesaling from blogs.  

Maybe a BPer would be interested.Carrying a wrap for an owner occupant is a dangerous game these days.

Thats interesting, sounds dangerous too, like it could get out of hand.  

Where sub too is dangerous to a seller is when ( Kris makes the statement don't worry about your personal credit if you can't make the payment) the reason is the loan is in the sellers name and if the payment is not made it goes against their credit not you the new owner. 

Part time agents can be dangerous in real estate transactions from what I've seen.

Otherwise you're likely just going on word of mouth which can be dangerous. 

This guy knows enough about insurance to be dangerous which he is demonstrating with his poorly informed advice to readers. 

University towns can be dangerous, but I'd stay within walking/biking distance for best returns and occupancy rates.

I know enough about 1031 to be dangerous, but I will wait for a few of the more experienced folks to chime in with some education.