My realtor is not too concerned about it and is looking into this so called "policy" but I'm getting annoyed so I need to educate myself on this so I can be ready for the next time he says something.Can any of you HUD wholesalers help me out with this?

Another benefit I see in this is if I do come across an outstanding deal, I can get it without paying wholesale/assignment fees because I, myself found the deal, and take that deal fix and hold it for an awesome rental property with big cash flow.

The two basic ways to wholesale deals are to assign the contract or to do a back-to-back close, as you indicated.

My goal is to build a track record/reputation so A: deals come in quicker and more consistently, and B: It exposes me to great opportunities to fix and flip on the sideline of the wholesale business.

Looking to wholesale?

I found a wholesale company that will sell me a 53 ft semi load of LG appliances, scratch / dent / returns (doesn't fit or buyers remorse) The load will cost 20% to 25% of the retail price.

Right now I am pretty much a brand new fresh of the block (not really) wholesaler.

You can wholesale anything!

I found out where they bought and then hit that area for a deal.I had database #1 wholesalers #2 rehabbers #3 landlords #4 retail end users.

If you're whoesaling, other wholesalers will have this attitude.