They don't have a dishonest bone in their body.

You can have a conversation maybe as a prospective client (not being dishonest or trying to trick them of course) for the future and just ask if they know of any tired owners looking to unload to let you know.  

As that handsome dude above me stated...You are doing wholesaling wrong, and dishonestly.

If someone is being dishonest about one thing, are they being dishonest about another. 

When I meet brokers or owners that hand me their pro-forma numbers and they don't include property management, I immediately think that they are either: (1) dishonest; (2) careless; or (3) plain stupid. 

Was reading this eye opening thread here....https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/39...and one common occurrence for this guy was finding many dishonest buyers and sellers. 

As with any industry, there are a lot of dishonest people in it... always get multiple quotes. 

He asked me if I'd rent to them again and I said I never actually rented to them in the first place, and even though they didn't cause any problems and paid the rent on time, no I wouldn't rent to them because I know them to be dishonest and were unwilling to sign a contract. 

If you want to retire from your full time job and become a RE investor... you can expect long hours, messy jobs, dealing with unhappy clients, lawsuits, dealing with dishonest vendors, creating business systems, accounting systems, tenant law, and a plethora of other issues that will equate to a full time job with unpaid OT

One person says "You owe $X and I owe $Y" basing the calculation on a dishonest accounting of the bill.