@David Coatney understood!

All I read were cognitive proclamations to justify continuing business as usual, a natural response to be defensive of ones actions and lower expectations.The things that one may be liable for goes much deeper than most can comprehend, tortuous conduct is something in wholesaling that is clearly not understood. 

If more investors understood what main stream corporate America does they would do what ever it took to increase their level of marketing irrespective of their existing budget.  

Bill Gulley  I really have never understood why a wholesaler wouldn't just take the 2 weeks or whatever to go get there license.  

I always understood and accepted your point of view.

I’ve never understood putting down a huge down payment to “increase cash flow”.

I never understood that.  

The term “primary residence” is not defined in SEC rules but is commonly understood to mean the home where a person lives the most of the time.In general, debt secured by the primary residence (such as a mortgage or home equity line of credit) is not counted as a liability in the net worth calculation if the estimated fair market value of the residence is greater than the amount of debt secured by it.

She finally got through to someone at the bank that understood what she was trying to do and helped her out.

My mother, the first generation, was the visionary businesswoman who understood the value of real estate!