I would like to try and contact fannie mae directly and plead my case.

***think AA meeting*** Hi my name is Maria and I am guilty of being a softy landlord.

I am guilty, although mine aren't fake, but we all have an account set up we give out to just collect the spam when we sign up for stuff right?

I also have a very analytical mind when it comes to investing and am sometimes guilty of analysis paralysis, so I understand where you're coming from.One of my favorite books I've read on investing is called "HOLD: How to Find, Buy and Rent Houses for Wealth" and the book's website has some good resources they provide for free: https://kellerink.com/products...At the bottom of that link, there's a download link to a spreadsheet called "HOLD worksheet 30" which is what I've used in the past to analyze deals.

Manuel Acuna: I've been guilty of this myself, If you want people to read your post you've got to cut out the fat and keep it short.you look to be giving great advice here.

Because as I understand it, the Contract that the Bank would have signed with that Wholesaler will have words to the effect prohibiting them to on-sell at a profit - unless they wait a certain seasoning period and/or they can show proof of adding significant value to the property before reselling at a higher price.Therefore, it could be argued that you would be guilty-by-association!

I think he realized that he was screwing me over and felt a little guilty.   

They were using the PacTrust formula to do deals and the state found them guilty of 39 violations of the laws concerning brokerage without a license.

I'm in a situation where if I am ever found guilty (including paying a fine) for financial mismanagement in ANY capacity, it can backfire onto my CPA license.  

Would you feel guilty?