My personal moral compass is guided in this exact order: God, family, work, fun.My apologies for the length of my post.

Further more, if you do not have an interest in the property you cannot market it for someone else unless you are licensed to do so and have an agreement with that person to do so.I will leave the morality of the practice up to you since it is subjective and dependent upon one's moral compass, or lack there of.

Hey I am all cash close in 10 days... only to find out none of that is true.. now if you believe white lies and fibbing to sellers to feather your own nest is OK then that's your moral and ethical compass  ( not speaking of individually as I have no way to know) just talking about how wholesaling is taught and you see it with the post above recommending that they use weasel clauses..  

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Hi @Charline R. have you approached BBVA Compass? 

A little compassion can go a long way.

Stick to your policies, treat every decision as a business decisions and treat tenants without emotion or compassion for their personal issues.

On a nice spring day, bring the verbiage, a blank map, a compass, a hundred foot roll-up tape measure, some small gardening tools to scrape away the buried marker(s). 

They want to sell to someone that has compassion for the tenants and will take care of the property.

I also counsel them to show compassion for people with chemical dependencies, even if you disagree with them and think they are a big fat pig.