I believed the hype and signed up for the services but immediately withdrew the contract within hours after feeling like I was gamed.

We've all made our share of mistakes in the beginning—I've been in real estate for over 20 years and learned the hard way by making just about every mistake possible, from buying the wrong properties to underestimating repair costs.

I can pre-authorize an amount and if the expense is below that, the vendor can do the repairs without talking to me live4) Urgent maintenance issues - say a pipe breaks, or tenant is locked out.

What if one person wants to sell, if one person gets married, when repairs are needed or someone wants to do renos (for cosmetic reasons). 

They are expected to do sales, customer service, management, accounting, marketing, people management, etc. and be paid what you would pay, in any other business, for just one of those positions.

This really sucks because Although the judge dismissed the case I still have the chance of them coming after me in a civil suit and they can completely destroy my credit, which I just spent the last 5 years repairing.

. $120,000 spent in repairs over the last 4 months.

When wholesaling, do you find that having a website legitimizes your services?

He said we would utilize a payment service to ensure payments are made, and also a "performance deed", so that if they stop paying I could reclaim the property without going through a year-long foreclosure process.  

The only platform to buy and sell these is their own marketplace here: https://www.lofty.ai/marketplacethey send out property updates, repairs etc, via discord channels.