They are substantially similar.The bottom-line requirements for wholesalers are:A buyer must disclose to a seller of their intention to wholesale the property;A buyer must disclose they are selling their equitable interest/contract rights (versus selling the property) in all marketing, advertisements and communications with other parties;It is important that each and every communication, ad, sign, post and communication have a disclosure that the wholesaler is marketing and selling their equitable interest or their contract rights.

They are the absolute worse and can’t communicate properly, they delayed having my property posted for over a month and can’t do basic tasks.

In addition to learning on Bigger Pockets I would recommend the book Rich Dad Poor Dad if you haven't read already.

Maybe they communicate differently but have good intentions.

AND try to find a market where you do not have to compete as much with 2nd home demand - a place where people go to vacation but is not top of mind for a rich guy's vacation home destination (ski town, lake house, etc.).If you are asking for the secret market that returns 20% cash on cash without any renovation or difficulty, that doesn't exist.

Due to their lack of communication and to the fact of immediate bodily harm and or possible death,and property damage in nc cutting it down was legal.

Communication was terrible - often took days or weeks and multiple emails and phone calls to get information.

Don’t get me wrong, it probably is great for those that are uber rich and need a tax shelter for their heirs.

Raising kids when rich is a hard, thankless job, and most rich parents fail miserably at it. 

Many of the folks here got rich in real estate.