There's no reason to cry over spilled milk.  

Is there a reason for this,"Since wholesalers are smarmy, they usually need dual escrows to hide the price you're paying from the owner and make it look like the wholesaler's taking title.Disclosure of what is actually happening to the seller, might upset the seller since being vulnerable, he thought his wholesaler buddy was actually taking title instead of just skimming and then vanishing after close.Some title companies have ethical issues with this sort of subterfuge.

They skimmed 15 to 30 percent off each investment through fees that they didn’t disclose, according to the complaint.

Another way is to give the seller a performance trust deed subordinate to the sub-2 mortgage that secures that payments are made and that equity is not skimmed.   

Skimmed an interesting article today about airbnb owners who were buying one property after another because they could make $8,000 a month. 

Following, I'll show you guys 1st its suggestions (specifically for me); then, if you care further, I'll show next its detailed analysis and rationales for all these markets.Wondering if you'd mind skimming through at least its suggestions and give me some comments?

That's a whole lot of text to read (found myself skimming though it instead of reading every word)  but did see where the author sited many other cases that could be explored.Really needs to be different rules for student housing, where 4 people (4 leases) live in the same apartment.

They have taken a bad situation and turned it into a skimming machine that only the mafia could rival.

I read it on-and-off throughout the day but I skimmed over most of the dead leads.

Not sure if I missed it skimming through the responses to this, but having a CPA/Enrolled Agent is really beneficial to keep track of your cost basis in the properties and knowing where you stand on depreciation deductions.