*Did not pay for the training* It appears to be a method to lend wholesalers earnest money and make supposedly extremely high returns.

However, I suppose it depends on your situation.I know some people who borrow from their 401k or use an IRA to pull from.

I guess I was supposed to be impressed by that.

I suppose I am grateful that there even was money to leave in the deal and that I have flexibility on what my next step is. 

I paid cash-for-keys to get her out; she was supposed to leave the property in "broom clean" condition at the walk-through.

In one deal referenced the poster highlights a major potential conflict of interest as Capella supposedly used an appraisal generated by the borrowers without disclosing this to investors, who later invested $3.9M to finish a luxury home Capella claimed was 80% complete.

Additionally AB2533 should grant more flexibility courtesy of its language to limit the city "impact fees" - like that $8k number - so that a good chunk of those fees can be waived since the state is now supposed to reimburse the city for those fees in lieu of you paying them. 

What was supposed to be a $30k rehab, turned into a $75k one.

Because (while I know emotions aren't supposed to lead the day on this!)

Supposedly I'm on top of the priority list.