They were interested and asked for my relators information, when I explained I wouldn’t be using one if we sell off market but I’d be willing to pay their realtors commission, they dropped off the face of the earth.

I was careful to make it seem like I would take the review down if he refunded my money BUT I didn't promise it because I wanted to leave it up so that everyone to know about what he did.Regarding the first-page ranking, I sent him a link to an article explaining that 94% of customers research a business before they hire and I asked him how many customers he would lose because they saw that negative review.Next, I told him that I had spoken with a really well-known law firm in San Diego.

This was much easier to understand while I read it vs a rep explaining over the phone.

Here's the link to the IRS website that explains everything about them: https://www.irs.gov/tax-professionals/enrolled-agents/enrolled-agent-information .

It isn't the wholesaling bible, but it's an excellent/short book that explains the business pretty well.And get ready to start the search for properties. 

I explained to her that this is a lease termination and not an eviction.. which are two different things.

I tried to explain to them that the space heaters are unsafe, and that there is excellent, and cheaper to use, gas heat. 

If you explain that you are accounting for x, y, and z they might be more willing to negotiate vs going in with a low offer and no justification.

I would recommend that you write a letter explaining hard money and if a listing agent still is unsatisfied contact directly his broker in charge over your realtor. 

At this month's meeting, Dan Clarton will answer these questions and explain the five-step process to wholesaling a property.By the time you leave this meeting, you will have enough understanding to start wholesaling tomorrow.