(you can in fact put a house under contract and elect not to put up earnest money. 

Enough to buy a brand new top of the line pickup truck, paid for in cash, and a fat bank account so he could return to his home town where he had family. 

Those with fat wallets have places in both locations.Then various other NYC and surrounding locations and various other SF/South Bay locations. 

Look at all the fat cat bankers that put together all those subprime loans.

(assuming you can in WI).

It's not some flip robot that you just put in motion and then find fat checks in your mailbox... despite the claims.

If I did I would have to ask them if they drink and measure their body fat % to see how much of their income they spend on fast food and how quickly they wear out their shoes and that's just silly.

Rolling is the worst, even if you use a mini roller in my experience, almost impossible not to get "fat boys" as we call them, along the bottom of all the slats.

I suspect you are thinking that wholesaling is a quick and easy way to make some fat paychecks.

I will have all the necessary paperwork/disclosures communicating we can in no way guarantee future profits, but just wondering from a marketing/branding perspective if this is still a reasonable route to pursue.