If the broker knows, and you know, that the client has communicated that they would not entertain any offers below a certain dollar amount... what's the harm in a formal rejection letter? 

All was cut/ripped out and, I imagine sold for scrap to support someone's habit. 

Is the house habitable for rent?

Lastly, not to be judgy, but if you have credit card debt that you can't pay off each month then you probably need to adjust your spending habits too.

If this situation harms you, it may be worth selling and trading for something that produces less return but requires less work.

This gets her in the habit of acting like an adult.2.

Plus let's face it an inexperienced wholesaler can cause a tremendous amount of harm to the unsuspecting public. 

But the majority of people, myself, my clients, and BP posters, have been disappointed and financially harmed by working with them.

That being said, when I was younger I found one bad habit created by updating and checking my PFS (net worth statement) when I wasn't required by lenders to keep it.It can be de-motivating at times. 

There isn't any harm telling the truth.