Going through eviction and creating bad blood for people that pay on time and take care of the property is likely not worth it. 

Lets not sugar coat it.

Cash flow is the life blood of any business.

I ask as I was aiming this towards Brokers/Agents as those are the folks who have something to sell & their life blood depends on getting in front of people.

There are so many guys out there that don't know what they are doing.I get newbies all the time that try to partner with me on a deal and don't have a clue.They put anything under contract just to try and make sugar from sh*t and It blows up in their face, they lose credibility, and waste the time of people who actually could be buyers if only it was a true deal.I will make 2 points.One for the person who started the thread, and One for the newbie wholesalers who don't have a clue.Point #1.Emptor cavete=Buyer beware.I suggest you don’t even do business with a wholesaler without having a first time 5 minute conversation about their experience in Real Estate, how did they come about this property, and how did they come up with their ARV.I actually do the same thing with people who call about my deals.I’m trying to find a buyer, however if this is my first time speaking with them, I will ask them about their real estate experience, if they understand about assignments, if they understand that I’m wholesaling the property, and basically have a meeting of the minds about what my intentions are and If I can answer any questions for them.That is what a good wholesaler should do.If someone doesn’t want to give me 5 minutes to have a meeting of the minds, they are not someone who I want to do business with anyway.I don’t care how good the deal is.You should do the same.In defense of the comment about another chance to bash wholesalers…There are just as many BS cash buyer, time wasting, wanna be investors out there as there are wholesalers who don’t have a clue.I’m an Investor first, and a wholesaler second.I keep 1 out of every 5 deals on average to either fix and flip, or hold for rentals.Every deal I contract is one that I would keep or fix or flip myself.I just like the idea of a fast nickel instead of a slow dime.Not to mention that my strengths are in the areas of Marketing, Negotiating, and Sales….I love that part of the business and wholesaling fits that mold.So let me put this out there.I’M PROUD TO BE A WHOLESALER.11 years since my first real estate deal, and I have been involved in the buying or selling of about 200 deals residential and commercial.I did it morally and legally, and paid my dues.That’s why my number is public.

I am out of NYC but the entry point is a bit too rich for my blood out here.

DC has Uncle Sugar to spend unlimited funds on Federal offices for the ever expanding bureaucracy.

Nevada and Arizona are great, but maybe a little too hot for my thin CA blood, lol.

I haven't done the math, but a 50k deduction might save me 18k in taxes, which would make this deal a wash. basically it's lemons into lemonade, but without any sugar.

Having already built one, I know all too well about Initial start up costs, time and the blood, sweat and tears of building a business from the ground up.