Even if you're buying off the MLS imagine just getting to that owner directly first and being able to deposit the 5-7% commissions as equity to your side of the balance sheet.BP in general is pretty anti-wholesaler but they're also the ones who have figured out how to find their own deals.

Instead look at it as if the anti-prenup partner is "going into the marriage thinking it is going to fail." 

So, anti-growth policies are colliding with a hyper-business environment bringing massive growth to the region (in the 5 fastest growing cities since 2010). 

Whats your angle in this climate of low cap rates and high anti-landlord/rent control tide?

Yep.Some risk adverse people prefer the 15s... but they are generally high DP, anti-leverage sorts of folks looking to own things free and clear so they sleep better at night.

Other companies I know of stay within the anti-solicitation rules by avoiding mentioning anything about the investments and service on the web.  

I bet it will be at some point down the road though....I say this as a guy who has installed solar (myself) on one of our places to make an off-grid getaway, so I'm not anti-solar, just pro common sense.

Careful, you might run into an anti paper freak like me and turn them off.

Unless you have some inside knowledge about the anti-development city of Cambria issuing building permits and water rights in the near future, I would suggest that you steer clear. 

While I'm generally anti license for anything, where the license exists it's frustrating to see those without breaking the law and reaping the benefits.