My thought Scott since BP is basically the gold standard with their training courses and we know how popular wholesaling is for beginners and BP having a lot of those starting their journey when you have your training events and such you separate BP from on line Guru's that will just tell you wholesaling with no rules is legal in all states.. which its clearly not.

Once the DOS has been violated, it has been violated.Yes, banks are enforcing the DOS.It actually “red flags” the account at the bank for further review.As the bank looks, then sees Two deed transfers in such a short time on one property, then another transfer to a Land Trust and the loan isn’t being paid off, hmm, they say, “something fishy is going on here and it may be illegal”.Contrary to popular belief, banks aren’t stupid.No bank is going to risk liability to protect you and ignore that you violated the DOS.

Contrary to popular belief, this is not set because I believe it will give me a higher return.

This is a revision of my popular post from 3 years ago.

My portfolio is heavily weighted towards real estate, largely because of California appreciation.

His lawsuit and others have no weight.

This popular advice really irks me.

You might also try posting on platforms like AHRN (Automated Housing Referral Network), which is popular among military renters.3.

Just because a technique for acquiring or earning money is popularized by gurus and practiced unethically by the gurus students does not mean that the technique itself is a scam, unethical, immoral, or that the participants aren’t honest.   

It's like only using weight to measure fitness.