By all means, be very proud of your ability to close leads into deals, but consider this:You wouldn't really truly need closing skills if you were doing wholesaling ethically, and properly.

. - At a quick glance, unless your global financial picture justifies a different treatment, the numbers usually need to shake out to a 1.25 DSCR or it will be hard to find a willing lender. 

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

The mold remediation company fogged the attic (same treatment I think), and this killed the mold.

As a wholesaler,  I aim to develop relationships to benefit BOTH investors and sellers through ethical and transparent communication.

I am not sure how how being licensed corrects ethics though.

When used as a substitute for "Subject to", it circumvents "Due on Sale" because the title doesn't "change hands" right away.Seems a bizarre way to sell your home unless you need to do a "subject to" or you have little or no equity and can't raise your share of the closing costs as the seller.The agent may be a "wanna be" REI without enough education or ethics to make a go of it at this point.I'd find another agent...David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

@Alex Rogers  Code of ethics has zero to do with this... nothing in the Code of ethics says you MUST represent a client if you choose not to... once in the transaction sure.. but not before...

A bunch of little kings ruling their little kingdom with no spines, no ethics, no reason.