Brokering without a license, which is the most common form these days, is what is wrong and leaves such a rotten taste in all our mouths.Try reading this thread: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/58383-the-truth-about-wholesaling-

I think you can look at BP and get a taste of some of this.  

You obviously have done life with debt and now just tasted life without it.

The deal we are speaking about had too many moving parts for my taste.  

That will give you a taste of what is coming, with half the work (maybe less).

It also seems pretty quickly forced, which leaves a bad taste in my mouth, you know rushing into something you don't quite understand—I hear that's not always a good strategy.

Im all for the Bigger Pockets Positive Motivation but I do also prefer a taste of reality on the side.

Every time I went in the place, my mouth would have an odd taste for hours.I ran the ozone generator for 12 hours then aired the place out for a couple hours.

In addition, the assumption that he had not been trying to find work suitable for himself, was rather in poor taste.

I have really fine taste and prefer sophisticated finishes--great for decorating, bad for flipping.