They will absolutely want personal guarantees, recourse, any cross collateralization etc.Local banks have auditors on them to do ultra cautious underwriting with maximum security from the borrower.

People that strive for hundreds of millions or billions of dollars aren't doing it for the money -- they do it because they're ultra-competitive and want to win, regardless of the money.So, business school isn't enough. 

Like above, not direct proof that he's racist, but it certainly sounds like he's ultra-sympathetic towards people just like himself and who he views his NRA membership to be.

Designed and built ultra low temp and specialty refrigeration equipment.

Being ultra-prepared in court will definitely help your case if it goes that far.

Benjamin Moore monroe bisqueHC-26 with Behr Ultra white sei gloss for TrimThe Monroe Bisque is very similar to J Scott's suggestion, I have used that as well.Chris

@John Thedford  I understand this in the ultra low end price point property.But the buyers who think wholesalers are helping them are really hurting them selves.Agents in the low end stuff have a flat fee...

Those are usually ultra high net worth investors or syndicates playing in that space.

quick answer is no... as stated above there is no money in those deals.. risk out weighs any possible gain on ultra low asset loans.low value assets are the bane of the financial markets.. with 100% wipe outs common

Even that is getting old, though ... like playing chess with a pigeon ... no matter how good you are, the bird is going to s$%t on the board and strut around like it won anyway.David,  hard argument to make to those on BP that are fairly new to the game you learn what you just wrote after being in the business for a decade or so and filling up your experience bucket.. those that live in Situ well they can slog through it those out of state usually understand what your talking about when they try to invest in ultra low end and think DAY one cash flow is Day 1000 cash flow