I doubt anyone who has bought from me recently would accuse me of leaving money on the table.

So here is what I have witnessed and heard from attorney's, CPA's, and agents in terms of wholesaling..."

I agree wit Joh Clark.

As you continue to read, know that I watch my local market (Primarily Sedona and Cottonwood) closely and have for years, so I have witnessed and studied trends.

Luckily I only do MTM leases and just gave them notice to move after that (I had already had a chat with them about their accusations and attitude toward me and gave them a chance). 

I would say the best investment is in your personal home, making sure it is homesteaded too.I witnessed a lot of landlords take on all of the liability and have to go through bankruptcy while tenants took as much as they could from the property, even ripping the wires out of the walls.

Savannah is one or two large employers away from seeing the price increase that Charleston witnessed. 

The problem is this, any time you knowingly get somebody to agree to something based on false pretense, you could be accused of fraud.  

I've witnessed firsthand how it's empowered countless others to achieve their financial goals and create a secure future for their families.

What if you get accused of discrimination or deny someone with a legit ESA?