I also did not mean to imply that it was simple.  

The question itself implies a misunderstanding of what the business is.  

The hearing for Mack was today, Sounds like there is another hearing scheduled for May 4 and the Judge implied a receiver maybe in order. if you are on the unsecured side of the table Pm me. 

Originally posted by @Matt Robinson:You are over-analyzing and parsing words from a 2-sentence side note I made in like an 8 or 9 paragraph post...something I was just throwing in as food for thought, not trying to re-write the rules of national and international commerce.I didn't take much issue with your first post (it was great other than the point that I called out and commented on)...I more took issue with your second post that implied that businesses that underwrite their transactions are somehow circumventing and infringing on free market activity.

I am self-employed as a personal trainer in the NYC area for 16 years.

We certainly have never mentioned or hinted or implied to provide the seller with "help" regarding their primary residence.

What I would like to market and brand myself as is a helper and problem solver of the various struggles that people have that creates opportunities for someone like me to help.So far I have thought of the title "Real Estate Consultant" I would specifically like to not advertise as a real estate business which is implying I'm an agent or investor as of right now.

Flip normally implies renovate, then sell.  

A typical tenant wage of $15/hr (twice minimum wage in many places) implies a median rent of around $800. 

I also don't include taxes because of many of the reasons @J Scott mentioned but also other reasons such as FICA and state tax, it gets pretty complicated as j implies.