Walmart and even the used car industry has stricter regulatory and moral guidelines than many in the Wholesaling industry possess.  

@Brent Coombs  it absolutely goes to intent and business practice's and a body of work.If someone is doing unlicesend activity the regulators are going to look for how many, how often, advertising to the public,, etc etc... they call it a Scheme 

One of the major overhauls of Dodd-Frank includes to consolidation of regulatory authority between various federal and state agencies, sets up defined areas of responsibility for agencies dealing in areas of consumer protection, not just real estate financing but related financial transactions.

We use the vanity number logo in the return address on our post cards but still use local numbers in the body/message.

It was under the regulatory limit so it didn't require the full permit process but it followed the same protocol.Numbers are as follows.Purchase Price $450,000Hard money costs $16,000Holding costs 2.5 months $10,000Repair costs $21,000Lot split (survey and attorney) $5,000Real Estate Commission on Sale @ 6% of sale price $42,000*Sale Prices ($350,000, and $345,000) = $695,000Profit before taxes = $151,000. 

Any body have a list of the podcast that Michael Quarles featured on?

That said, when you claim to be in the business of dealing in real or personal property, then you are exposed to regulatory requirements as a dealer.

these areas of Ohio simply have been bleeding with folks leaving the state over time and more homes than bodies to put in them.

Polish your mind and body, and gym does both.

It's because of the higher percentage of short haul, domestic flights as opposed to wide body, long haul international flights from other hub/gateway airports.