I could of swore they were but @Jeremy Davis confirmed for me in another thread similar to this one that they were not.However,They are very seriously frowned upon and a case can be made that the licensed individual took advantage of an unknowing seller.I have never done a "net listing" or a double close/ assignment deal etc. for this reason.I imagine every state has slight differences to how they feel about net listing and I cannot speak to how California views them  but typically governing bodies don't like homeowners to be in precarious positions where they can be taken advantage of by professionals so as a licensee doing deals like that I would be cautious. 

Was this where you hid the bodies?

but they weren't $50K worth of mistakes and those mistakes *cost me profit* instead of *putting me in debt*.I also think it's a fallacy to assume that $50K in education will make you immune to making a bad investment.  

I went back later and could not find a UPC on the canopy, not on the fan body, I even used a mirror to look on the top side of a fan body and the inside of the canopy, nothing...I called back and said no UPC number can be found, but I have the brand, model name, model number, internet number, sku number...would any of those work? 

I've noticed recently that when I try to post with "quick reply" using my Android phone, that I can't get a live cursor when I click in the "Message Body" box.

Most around $500 and those are auto body not hidden repairs.

Once you are sunk in if you tend to move at all while you sleep you are going to be extremely uncomfortable as half your body will be in a hole and the other half will be trying to figure out what is going on.

(I've also seen the effect high-voltage can have on the human body... that isn't pretty either)I think I'd have an easier time trying to remember how many houses with old, ungrounded wiring we HAVEN'T rewired.

On a side note, but not really, you should smell the male roommate's room, it smells like decaying dead bodies and is only not quite strong enough to force one to vomit upon inhaling the stench. can I call in the Health department?

Often times nothing is done to these illegal wholesalers because it takes too much time and effort on the part of the State to find and prosecute them, but don't think that you are immune to the legal process if someone in foreclosure takes you to court because they lost their home because you failed to deliver on your purchase contract by attempting to act as an unlicensed broker.Scenario 1:  An investor who invests in real estate and has bought several properties finds a great deal.