I was under the belief that many/most wholesale purchases deals were as-is.  

Assuming these are non-profit orgs that are not restricted to religious organizations or targeting protected-classes, is this actually legal?

@Brian Adzadi exactly explained what I thought, too.This forum gets at least twenty new investors per month posting about "jumping into" their first flip with no real estate experience, absolutely no background in residential construction, but the sure and certain belief that neither are needed to pull off residential flips successfully.

If she has a sense of humor or religious ask her to get this kit.

@Dan Handford I think a lot depends of what your goals and beliefs are!

Of course you should not discriminate by age, race, religious or gender, even age.

Hello BP family this is my first post but I read the blogs religiously .

My belief has been that the PPM is what gives you the greatest protection from liability whether the investor is accredited or not.

You know Fred up the street is about to open a new bar and grill and all of the artists are moving into that area nobody thinks about.Its my personal belief, but one of our advantages as investors is that we have a great relationship with our contractors. 

@Nathan Story welcome to BP.One of my big beliefs is that you need to know 1 how to evaluate deals and 2 know your specific market. lots of new investors spend time learning the "Strategies" while that is fun and exciting what gives you the confidence to move forward is truly understanding how to evaluate deals and knowing what they are worth in your marketplace.