In my opinion, it would be the most ethical way to go about it.

I think the important things are Drive, Ambition and Work ethic.

Other than doing the research and being ethical, and doing the comps.

Kids may be a few years away too, but we want to set up a strong foundation before we get "caught up in life".I am happy to be part of this community because when I first started my business I didn't have any mentors, just a tireless work ethic and a huge desire to NOT fail (and prove to my Filipino parents I wasn't crazy leaving my stable day job).

Maybe take this to your area REI meetup and run it by an ethical pro for analysis help!

There are legal and ethical ways to effect wholesaling. :)

Considering I remember some of the law mumbo jumbo from being a former agent, I'm still on the fence in regards to if wholesaling is even LEGAL as an agent cuz after disclosing u r an agent, even if one doesn't begin working for the best interests of the seller, it still might be of an ethical situation that might still put your license into jeopardy, should someone seek recourse after the transaction took place.

Does License = proven to be ethical?

Act legally and ethically, decide at the very start if you want to be a trickster and deceiving con-artist breaking laws (not saying you are) or if you want to be a professional in real estate and if it's the later, get a real education, it doesn't take that long for those with average intelligence.   

If you're doing a double close or usuing funding it's up to you although I do believe it's shows more integrity and ethical behavior to let the end buyer always make more than you.