Move out, marketing, and at least a months vacancy.That’s my opinion anyway and what we do at our Indianapolis outfit.

She was then called to purchase more, she did so... spent the whole savings on the entire program the sheets outfit offers.

And their title company is always some tiny little outfit on the other side of the country that I've never heard of.

Should I be concerned about these particular violations and various names for same outfit?

NO they just lie to them that they are a cash buyer when they are not.. or they lie to them about the true value but other than that your right no gun to their head.I funded at least 250 wholesale deals in Orlando a few years back but the out fit that did it was licensed  ( Altura ) you may have heard of them.. and I only suspect they were because there was so much money being made they did not want to run afoul of the law.. 

I noticed a few months ago that someone/outfit had finally purchased it.

We bought it brand new, outfitted it with far to many options but in all honesty I really don't regret it.

While there are good arguments to be made for both small and larger brokerages I found that Raveis was a good outfit for me to start with.

Look further out in peripheral markets or find properties that have serious problems that you have the skillset to remedy is what a lot of other investors including the institutional outfits are doing so as the small guys we have to be willing to go further out or take on bigger problems... or be patient.

@Kyle Burkhardt I do agree that KC is still a good market to invest in, but it does get down to the area, the deal, and most particularly the team you work with (either putting it together yourself) or ready made as an all in one turnkey outfit.