HOpe this helps you.ALSO please do not fall for all the scammers on BP who hit you with 5 % rates and quick approvals and just need you to send them 500.00 to get started any up front money from anyone who hits you on line or is advertising is 99% of the time pump and dump due diligence schemes.. and or those that promise to align you with the 2,000 private investors in their data base.. also pipe dreams.I think one exercise you could do is to check out these three companies.Lendinghome in SF  they have a great matrix on line and you can see how cheap a guy like me can borrow and how expensive it will be for a new comer.Lendingone in FLA is legit and local Lima also legit.Cogo from what I see makes deals but its arguous process  I only know this because some of my vendors used them for take out and it took forever.. and it was quite expensive. 

I mailed letters to all the credit agencies and they could not verify the collection as being legit.

Have a nice pamphlet explaining what it is you do, with legit contact info, and if possible a legit company name, with a website to reference.

I'm sure there are legit and honest wholesalers out there but on the whole it seems that it is shady at best.

A legit and good Property Manager will have to much overhead to work for discounted rates.  

I can't see how any legit company can guarantee things outside of their control. 

For example, a letter from the veterinarian or some other legit body?  

I have gotten one legit response, but that's been it.

We looked at turning our primary into a duplex for a minute, but one call to the county zoning office let us know very clearly that that wouldn't be legit.

I have not gone, but I would attend if you are looking into a legit live eventGino