Are there any laws, customs, etiquette, or general rules of thumb I should follow as a wholesaler?

What does your contract and all supporting documents say?

The following link covers the Roth IRA conversion rules. https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/retirement-plans-faqs-regarding-iras-rollovers-and-roth-conversions

Learn how to run comps and analyze deals the best you can (search on the BP blog for 65% rule for wholesalers) and then when you think one might be a good deal, bring it to the investor who has agreed to purchase the property, and ask him to confirm your comps and give you feedback.10.

Hey @Michael Abate at first sight it doesn't pass the 2% rule when it comes to Buy and Holds.  

@Daniel Hyman, this group has been very supportive and that's what I have been needing in my situation.

Were you able to keep it inside the 50% rule?

Hi @Cesar Ramirez,For the most part, six months plus a future-current appraisal must support the new increased value.Appraisers are frequently rather conservative until about the 12 month mark.

I am thankful and pleased with the support of other members too who never hesitated to answer my newbie questions.Now I don't consider myself a newbie nor a Pro but I can call myself ....

@Wayne Brooks  with my commercial banks rule of thumb is anyone with 20% or greater needs to be underwritten and qualified and any PG's that the bank may require is signed by anyone with 20% or more ownership interest.I am not an expert of public financing guidelines like this.. good mortgage broker should be able to figure it out..