In fact, the IRS has a program targeting this election for audits.But my conclusion is different from yours.

I have done both and came to the conclusion other people are better at mowing...

I came to this conclusion as it seems the majority of the calls and communication must happen during my regular work schedule.

As such, I'm in the process of backing out of the deal.So in conclusion, I am now officially a believer in always getting an inspection.

Right....that is such a logical conclusion from making people put 20% down and have a vested interest in making their mortgage payments.

After doing research and reading comments I came to a conclusion this not a good deal at the least.The property would need heavy rehab then I would have to cut into my assignment fee just to make up for the end buyer profits.

(Decided that seller-financing vehicles was no-longer my line of business, sold my last this Summer)Conclusion- I am prepared, calm and responsible, but I intend to return home to my family at the end of every day without question.I own properties in some pretty questionable neighborhoods, great profit but I choose to carry.

In conclusion, newbie wholesalers just want to sell whatever they can, and experienced wholesalers eventually just start flipping/renting the deals themselves. 

Note the reference in the second case is the NY Supreme Court's conclusion. http://caselaw.findlaw.com/ny-supreme-court/1569743.html I'd really like to know if they spent more than 10 minutes looking at this case and if they did any investigation to the reference cases provided.

If my theory turned out to be correct, I would be more than happy to share with you how I arrived my conclusion.