I'm not affiliated with any of the above companies.

You motivation is based on money you'll be getting from the "fence" willing to buy from you out of your illegal and unethical dealings, but there is no law against buying a property, but buyers can get into trouble if they don't keep their distance from wholesalers and not being seen as a procuring cause affiliated with them. 

I have been looking at these for my house: www.gutterbrush.com (I am not affiliated with this company)

(I have no affiliation to them, just a happy customer).

Hi all,

So, I'm pursuing fix and flips with an agent, but am working to get licensed end of this month. Once I pass the tests, I want to be able to access properties, make offers, and sell my own places. No intere...

Hey guys , whats the story with Jerry's program, searching around not even one positive review is found , on the other side i sow that myhousedeals.com a site working with thousands of wholesalers is officially marketing his program, on my question why they do so ,the answer i got :"We can say that we have worked with Jerry Norton as an affiliate for many years now and have not received any complaints regarding his program" so does this mean anything ?

I would contact the management company and see if this broker is affiliated with the sale.

If they give a to good to be true answer or sound like a used car salesman (no offense to the profession, just feeding the sterotype), then that would be a possible red flag.A big deal is if they own the property; if they don't, ask them their affiliation with the property.  

@Joshua Davies I'm about to give you the best piece of advice you will ever get regarding being successful in property management:  Join NARPM and then affiliate with CALNARPM at your local level.

@Albert MainjaI am a licensed Realtor affiliated with Century 21 Judge Fite here in DFW.