@John Hannah   its what is taught in yellow letter school... nothing more nothing less.. very few of those that send those letters can actually Pay cash in the strict sense.. but the sellers don't know that.. they just believe it.. its false advertising most of the time frankly.. but its unregulated buyer beware industry so really anything goes.

That is just absurdly far out of my budget. 

Whatever you heard about "you don't need money for wholesaling" is false.

The bad thing about syndication is it creates a playing field of false representation making it hard to find the source.  

Basically 10 years later Niagara Falls is the same, the city has wasted all the casino revenue on special interest projects, and the homeowners still have absurdly high property taxes.

It is much eaiser for them to tell you no and stick to some absurd rules when you are playing telephone tag or in an e-mail as opposed to when you go and talk to them face to face, with a good attitude and common sense on your side.At the very least it will let you put a face to the name and company and do the same for the bank which might make them more likely to be lenient in their lending with a KNOWN person and not just some guy on the phone wanting to borrow money.

Second, knowingly providing false information is considered fraud - which is illegal.

isnt this absurd?

To cut down on the pain and false starts post a complete punch list in your gigs ad (work offered) with PRICES.  

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