Remember, you are the middle man for the buyer and seller and the seller only knows about you most of the time .

@Andrew Millard Whenever this topic gets brought up, the same rational for not having an LLC is put forth: 'I've never heard of anyone in my life/on BP who has has gotten sued' That train of thought is a cognitive bias (Anecdotal Fallacy and/or Neglect of Probability).

The IRR is the most important measure for me in the end anyway.But...It can also be used to rationalize a bad purchase or longer  holding costs. 

You pick them dont let them pick you or you will get every jack of all trade, excon, scammer, middleman and mr-fix-it within 100 miles calling looking looking for work.

You'll mature as an investor over time so if you're not getting the right value out of the site it probably means you're not rationing your time properly, setting the alerts up well, or filtering on content that fits with your overall needs from the site. 

An then use a ration to determine how it would affect your taxes.

Sure, there are some extra phone calls and paperwork involved, but we would have to do the same things just with a middleman.5.

It seems to me a wholesaler is a middle man who yes serves a purpose to an investor but at the expense of screwing over the seller.

he said it was wrong be because I am providing no service to he other 4995 people who receive my letters( he said a Walmart, pizza, lawn care mailer is at least a viable service)Your family member may be ethical but certainly isn't rational.

Nor does it affect tax pro-ration.