@Trevor Bragg@Nicholas LohrHey what’s up guys I’m Paul new to real estate and I’ve been studying wholesale religiously for the past month came across this question because I wondered the same thing.

I've done a ton of reading/studying on this new law and had never come across anything that backed up your position on this new law.

So Don, my understanding is that an Option is a one way agreement in which the buyer has full control (to purchase) and is usually initiated to "buy time" - such as in the case of a feasibility study for commercial property.

For the 6 months I have been curious about real estate and slowly started to research the topic. 3 months ago I discovered the BP real estate podcast and since then I have been listening to real estate related videos every single day.

My name is Matt, I am currently in my last semester of college studying computer science.

This gives plenty of time for a bad check to be discovered (which has never happened).I LOVE off platform bookings for the following reasons:My payment provider is cheaper than AirBnB and VRBOs.I have FULL control of the reservation.I have FULL control over the security deposits.I can enforce cancellation fees.I'm not a slave to the reviews.I receive the funds immediately, and don't have to pay the advanced payout fees.Guests pay the credit card fees (still cheaper than the VRBO / AirBnB fees so most are happy to do so)Guests appreciate saving on the fees.This is all VERY easy to setup using OwnerRez. 

My plan is to cut that in half so that I can qualify for traditional loan as I continue studying real estate and bring in private lenders.

My man @Yonah Weiss's company Madison SPECS did a cost segregation study on one of my properties. 

He's studying now to get his Real Estate License.

My plan for moving to Atl is to become a BUY AND HOLD INVESTOR, but to do so I discovered that a good way to get me to my goals is to start with WHOLESALING to build capital to then use to fund my buy and hold investment.