I see both sides of the spectrum when it comes with how people feel about them.

The wholesaling business is a place where operators can choose where are the honesty and disclosure spectrum they want to operate.

They tend to have a better offering at the lower end of the cost spectrum and they’ve been relatively trouble free for me.

You have to think about where you fit on that spectrum.

While this seems to often turn into a rabbit-hole of various political and information spectrums in arguments to various thoughts, I say let's take it back to it's root of What Is Ownership to guide us. 

Theres a really big difference (huge divide) between a part-time residential real estate agent who sells 2 houses a year and the far end of the spectrum being a highly successful commercial real estate agent who lists and closes multimillion dollar deals.

For inspiration, I recommend watching "Undercover Billionaire" on Spectrum/Time Werner On Demand. 

I’m in Canada, and generally speaking we’re over at the “extra stupid” end of the tax spectrum.

There is a whole spectrum of behavior when it comes to the inherent conflict of interest stuff between agents and sellers. 

@Sean RuggieroMy perspective on high cash value whole life insurance is a little different and it's important to listen and learn from multiple voices across the spectrum, from Nelson Nash to Dave Ramsey.In my opinion, cash value whole life (CVWL), is not an investment- it is a banking alternative.