Wholesalers---those with a license that are operating within the law2. unlicensed brokers---those skirting and breaking laws because they believe they are above the law and have no moral, honest, or ethical compass

I partnered with Eugene Ridenour from Compass throughout this process who made it much easier start to finish.

All their money decisions came out of this baggage and shame they carried through school until they landed that job and then it was buy-buy-buy and nowadays they're in debt up to their eyeballs with next to nothing in actual wealth.Maybe some of them but a whole heck of a lot of these kids working high tech in the bay area are BUYING income properties out east and mid west.. not sure if that's wise for them or not.. but they are doing it in droves there is no arguing that fact.. that's why they invite folks like me to talk about real estate to the compass  

At the core, do they have experience and integrityIt's not a simple path, but makes sure you're following your goals and objectives as the 'compass'.We've done many BRRRR's in the Des Moines market and have systems in place that allow us to find, rehab, and rent more properties than we have our own capitol to keep.

It tells me the wholesaler and yourself have ZERO ethics and ZERO COMPASSION for someone who really is incapacitated!

Thank you Will, it is good to hear from someone who shares the same compassion to beautify a city and make a little money doing so!

@Chris Seveney thanks for the moral compass.

I now know what I need to do and how to do it (with kindness and compassion).

I understand compassion but this is beyond courtesy.

My last car was a 2013 Jeep Compass that I bought in 2015.