Every landlord says their tenant's rent is too low and they always have good (and often dishonest) reasons why.

Let's keep to the topic and discuss in a productive way.For me personally the issue in what some wholesalers do is dishonest, unethical, and sometimes even illegal all in the name of making money.

I don't think he would do anything that is overly dishonest, but might have some underlying intentions with working with his direct competitors.So my questions is, what should I do in this situation?

states have a similar concept where basically company control "...must have been used by the defendant to commit fraud or wrong, to perpetrate the violation of a statutory or other positive legal duty, or a dishonest and unjust act in contravention of plaintiff’s legal rights"(1)The material facts of the case don't support the claim of "wrongful intent or bad faith" by the defendant.

Shaun,Just my point put it under contract and sell the contract and leave the seller high and dry as long as you sell your contract and make a few pennies most wholesalers will never offer the seller at least a $1000 for letting the wholesaler put the home under contract because the wholesale is dishonest and only looking out for themselves.

I couldn't tell if the posts felt they were dishonest or they just couldn't put together accurate numbers.

That's just plain dishonest.

Unfortunately your right, there's plenty of dishonest people out there.Hopefully your off to a better start now though!

It is best to post the dishonest landlord's info so no one will fall for his scam.Joe Gore

Bottom line: most brokers are worthless, dishonest piles of goo (with a few exceptions, sorry to some of my good broker friends).