What about the people surrounding the Groves in their events and sales pitches, their lies, their lack of transparency, the discriminatory approach to the different level of members.

Transparency is always the best approach but generally its been my experience that there are very few wholesalers that act in transparent ways to the sellers and buyers and try to keep everyone as much in the dark as they can.  

To me the downside is lack of control, and transparency (not that they are hiding anything, but you just can't track the numbers like you can with your private portfolio), and possibility to lose it all due to financing and LPs position on debt structure.Just my 2 cents.

Perhaps you are not aware of the measures we take to be transparent. 

There is nothing wrong with talking to sellers about selling their properties but for everything good in this world work to make the process easier and more transparent.

And what's so bad about transparency and consumer awareness?

She has been courteous, professional, and transparent through the whole process.

This level of transparency will allow for very clear auditing by any member of the Investment LLC, as to what the construction owner is clearly profiting on the project aside from hard costs of the project.

As many of you are likely aware, this settlement is poised to bring some significant changes to how real estate transactions, especially regarding agent commissions and MLS listings, are conducted.Here's a quick rundown of the key components: Transparency in Agent Compensation: One of the major shifts will be the removal of agent commission info from MLS listings.

this is the most transparent scammer outthere, i am actually very worried about OP if they can't detect this easily, he is selling mortgage, oil, insulin and tax services in one hospital out of ohio somewhere...come on...