I’ve owned a number of successful companies that never made a dime.

Her husband does handiman stuff so I don't get nickled and dimed for the cost of finding contractors. 

I will fight tooth and nail for every dime that Seller can get, without reasonably stopping the sale.  

You are trying to nickle and dime the purchase process. 

@Tom Gimer,  watching Scarface right now on IFC channel, so “Sa a’low tu’ma lil’fren” www.EntitleDirect.comTitle companies are a dime a dozen, they're on every corner, same as Mattress Stores. 

At least your property isn't Ag Exempt... because then you couldn't touch a dime of your property's equity at all.

As for financial stability, I made sure that I had the financial stability to pay the mortgage even if it never made a dime (for the first one).

So to be on the safe and honest side, a wholesaler of real property must actually complete the purchase of said property before selling it to another; a wholesaler of equitable interests, or options, can option the property and sell or assign the option, but can not in truth claim to be a "real property" wholesaler.And while it may seem like a good idea, the worst thing an intermediary can do is tell the seller that they will be marketing the property for the seller, and doing it on their own dime and at an agreed upon purchase price, with the whole thing contingent on finding an end buyer.  

I am not for the $1 charge but it kind of looks like I am been  nickeled and dimed here.he did offered to pay 5% for the free management so I can go with someone else but this is not what he charged me when I was charged 8%management fee.

Being careful taking on too much is particularly prudent right now b/c lenders could get spooked pretty easily if and change the guidelines or stop lending on a dime, like they did back in March.