Given the social climate and your conflict with the broker and now that you are practically a criminal in the mind of local police and the park-the-car-in-the-Harvard-garage crowd, you just might be an entrepreneur sooner than later.Your worst foot forward letter campaign may just be your ticket to freedom!  

I know In our state if you make a complaint and its takes about 90 seconds on line.. they WILL follow up.. but we are only 3 million in the wholestate.. so I see wholesaling more as a speeding issue.. do we all speed Hell yes.. is it legal Hell no.. we do it until we get a ticket.. the only difference in our state is a ticket cost you money hiring an attorney to defend yourself and usually about a 5k fine.. and get caught a second time your really in trouble.. that's why a few of the local bird dogs who don't want to get licensed use me as a capital partner we HAVE to come into title then we market it.. not before. 

Yes @Jay Hinrichs, I think that many in RE think or have the attitude that RE laws are like a speeding ticket, if you get caught.

I also set the bar high in an ad and maybe using something like Google Forms or Survey Monkey to screen out people who are not driven and who don't take pride in their work.Beyond free firewood and concert tickets, not sure that Craigslist is your best bet.

Imagine a check, traffic ticket, juror duty or the like.

You never got a ticket for speeding or any traffic violations?

The houses I own pay my airplane tickets and hotel rooms when I take vacations or attend seminars, cover my utilities costs, buy my clothes, pay my internet bill, cover my phone bill, and buy the gas for my car.

Originally posted by Michael Quarles: If you knew the winning numbers to the lottery how many tickets would you buy?

For me and I'm sure for many many many others the information that you so graciously share is nothing but a ticket to freedom.

You seem focused only on the tax side, without regard to how much revenue the big-ticket expenditure is going to bring in.