So I did some research on Airbnb and ended up completely moving out house around and started an Airbnb in the entire downstairs of our home. 2 bedroom, 1 full bath, living/dining area, and kitchenette - surprisingly, it took off like wild fire and ended up putting a significant dent in our mortgage payments.

I would still not be wild about this deal at those numbers.

The topic still is very popular and gets wildly debated.

Have an idea for you that may be wild I saw an agent use it on a high-end listing.

In principle I agree, but the nature of many pockets of the Wild and Crazy Texas RE economy make that impossible for 1% rule deals. 

And uh-oh, your in some way connected to a lab where some moron screwed up, let out a pathogen that's running like wild-fire through the world, what do you do?

Income levels for wholesalers can range wildly however can go well into the 7 figures for highly successful companies with large teams.

That seems a little too wild west to hold up in court.

But I need to figure out if all the trouble and possible law suit is something that may be worth my wild.

Yes, the existing rent to own agreement is a huge wild card.