Gross negligence does not refer to acts undertaken with intent to harm another, but acts for which the perpetrator knew, or should have known, would result in injury or damages to another person.

So my verdict is a nice gesture is only appreciated by nice people and it doesn’t change a terrible person with bad intentions. 

The standard is your intent and  how you can demonstrate the intent of the property. 

In contrast, STRs work this way intentionally, by design. 

Got it, I'd first discuss with someone like @Dave Foster to understand your intent and how you demonstrate it.

wholesaling is a dishonest business of people misleading sellers to believing they can buy their property, when they actually have no intent nor means to do so.

I know that’s not your intent, but you don’t seem to understand what you paid for. 

For the first answer, I understand it is a bit vague, but that is intentional as from our perspective as accountants we need to know all the material facts before giving you a "best way to go" 

We have no intention of selling data.

@Scott Kidd hosts Thanks Ray Ill check those out.