I STRONGLY encourage you to comply with ALL laws, especially the Do Not Call List.  

Just like if I bought a jet airplane, I would let professionals maintain and fly the plane and defer to them to comply with all regulations.

Trying to comply with some anti-kickback law.

Wholesaling is the sale of the contract buying real estate.Real estate brokers must comply with the provisions of the Real Estate License Act of 2000 and itsaccompanying regulations or be subject to discipline.

I was doing a gut rehab and since we were doing the outside, I had to comply with regulations for siding and had to use hardy (couldn't' use vinyl).

I recommend doing it right by complying with regulations.Originally posted by @Noah Gregory:@Cole Britting I have had the same questions on my search for a house hack.

If your mail is bothering her, it seems the easy and ethical thing to do is to comply with her request.Oh, and if you need to stop your Thom Thumb coupons, you can go here: http://www.tomthumb.com/IFL/Grocery/Update-Club-Card#iframetop.

In either of these cases they have certain legal obligations to the seller which I doubt any wholesaler complies with.So, wholesalers legal argument rests on the fact that they are principals, despite the fact that they do not do what principals do, which is conclude the purchase (for their own account).Now, whether wholesalers provide an economically justifiable benefit or not is another matter.  

Doesn't mean you can't do those deals, just be sure to comply with the law when you do.You can read it here: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displayText.xhtml?

The prospect may perceive continued attention as harassment, but the reality is that you did indeed hear the objection and attempted to comply, only to be blocked by the prospects own actions (or inactions)I've had the cops called, the threat of lawsuits, the threat of physical violence.