@Tony Roberts  Well 1st off some " guru " made up the term wholesaling at some seminar and it went viral .

In other words, if earthquakes and fires are listed, but viral pandemic is not listed, many of these courts will not find the force majeure provision to excuse performance obligations.

My web site is for two things only...to compliment my direct mail to provide credibility then leads via the site and eventually provide viral leads.

Look at the controversy in today’s media on it, not to mention if it accidently goes viral you will subjected to a lawsuit.

The vast majority of participants are keyboard warriors that talk tough in hopes this goes viral and they get what they want while remaining anonymous.

The link doesn't work but I was able to find the article .https://www.someecards.com/life/money/viral-posts-landlords-message-board/

Then share it on social media and watch how the viral effect pushes through. 

I tend to agree that AirBnb should actively pursue and address their platform use issues with the municipalities in the NYC marketplace to prevent incidents such as the example going viral and threatening their rental platform franchise in this marketplace as well as many others around the world.

I want to become more involved with bigger pockets but as the viral quote says "Aint nobody got time for that" Im here to say Im just networking not trying to sell people products or any junk like that, I am the President of my local REIA and have a heart for teaching, like Josh and Brandon, I listen to their podcast all the time.

http://codes.findlaw.com/ny/arts-and-cultural-affa...One thing to consider here though...if you did petition the courts for the right to get into real estate with enforceable contracts, your story would probably go viral for a minute and when you were 18, people may want to do deals with you.