A shame because I do have a rental that is worth more and paid up.I found one that I'll be filling out an application for and wanted to find if I missed any questions or concerns before doing this.

To @Bill Gulley and @Brent Coombs and anyone else that wants to provide input I would like to know what laws make it ok for Real Estate Brokers to wholesale property.1) They do not have a listing agreement with the property owner.2) They do not have any other understanding with the owner to sell their property.3) They do not own the property.4) They have a purchase contract on the property just like every one else.So your contention that the Brokers contract is a good contract and they can wholesale it and everyone else's contract is a sham contract and selling it is against the law just seems strange. 

If you lose your earnest money, they should be ashamed of misleading you on the deal.

It's a shame you had to go through that lousy experience though.

Dragged my mother along with me and then she turned around, with my prompting which I'm ashamed to admit, to purchase the 3 day workshop in Utah.

If you aren't ashamed of your first offer, you offered too  much.

The HOA won't allow weekly rentals or Air BnB style stuff which is a shame because I could rent the heck out of it for the summer and winter (it's near both lakes, mountains, Tanglewood, and a ski resort).

That's a shame about your REIA.

It is a shame for that to happen- seeing how amazing real estate investing is.

The commercial areas offer pretty basic services, nothing fancy, but nothing to be ashamed of either.