With my business degree and it emphasized real estate, gave me enough points for one and did not have to take anything to get it.Since I am currently bedridden, and I was when I found BP, and that allowed me to learn full time, 7 days a week. 

It's far from easy to find market growth AND cash flow at the same time, but where I was looking at markets where cash flow is king before, I'm now starting to think I should emphasize growth a bit more so long I still have a decent cash flow cushion. 

I consider landlording to be a two-way business relationship -- I have agreed to provide a decent place to live at a fair price (and have the responsibility to respond quickly when anything happens), and I emphasize (often) that the tenants have also agreed to follow a set of expectations and requirements, including paying the rent on time.   

I emphasize free because you'll never get through the body of free knowledge out there in 10 years. 

It's why I emphasize getting that right before considering the other elements of the equation. 

Is the strategy of wholesaling lease option contracts within real estate guidelines if the investor doing the wholesaling is very careful in the marketing and execution of the process to emphasize he is only selling the rights to the lease option contract and not selling the property both with the property owners and to the tenant buyers and also clearly states he is not a licensed real estate agent?

That is an important point, I wanted to emphasize it again.

Emphasize the simple truth, that you don't know if the water leak is putting the other tenants in danger, as it put you in danger.

I also graduated from college with honors in a business degree that emphasized real estate. 

I graduated from college with honors in business that emphasized real estate.