Regrettably this means faxing, lol.As a side note, this is why you may notice that Faxes are still in regular use among financial institutions, doctors offices, lawyers, etc.

However I have a situation I cant seem to find an answer to.We were able to acquire a 13000 sq ft commercial multiunit building using a professionals  (doctor, lawyer, etc) loan with no money down at less than 5% APR amortized over 30 years.  

These were not trained service dogs, but she had notes from two different doctors, stating they were for therapy.  

I think that is a possibility for this tenant, but probably more likely would be a young professional couple with no kids, a couple with kids at Porter Gaud, a medical doctor at MUSC, or the law school, or a group of three C of C kids.

Are these legitimate wholesalers the very slim minority or is it more like nearly all other professions (doctor, mechanic, CEO) where the ones who stink give the rest a bad name?

Successful doctors, lawyers, large business owners, etc.

As weird as it may seem, there is no greater gift to your clarity then to wake up in ICU and have a doctor hovering above you and tell you "You shouldn't be here right now..." 

My best friend out of Medical School with $250k in Debt and doesn't like being a Doctor he loves real estate.

But like I said, anything less than being a doctor, my parents will not support.

you should also think about learning about JV partners and splitting the profits 50-50 and private lenders getting a rate of 6 to 9 % on IRA moneyHML sometimes it is really hard that's why they call it HardmoneyA lot of doctors and business people lawyers have liquid cash.