I check my credit multiple times per year and it's fine. 

I’m a solo broker no agents under me.He’s NOT paying the broker fee but I’m free to rent them out and pretty much do anything I want with the units as long as he collects rent for units rented he is fine.

If you have an email trail that $500 was used to repair the whatever and the tenant agreed - you should be fine.

For the most part it's been fine but her performance this morning and rental history tell us it's not a good fit. 

I guess in theory, I don't need as much equity if I buy and hold on lower valued properties....but 15% equity on a $1,000,000 home would be FINE with a flip.   

It really is a hit or miss.I rather not play Russian roulette with so much at stake.The fine print here is that I know NOTHING about auctions and who knows I am way off here.. so wait for others to chime in.However unless you buy that auctioned home I truly don't see a way you can wholesale a house up for auction.Then lastly.. as a general tip on wholesaling... don';t do the shortcuts.Don't go for MLS, don't go for joint ventures,just do it the "hard" way and find off market properties and get them under contract.Get a website.

Either I buy the share from my partner or I get my share, I'm fine as long as I get a fair deal.

I am definitely interested in understanding the fine print.

I usually do a total of 30% for those three items but 24% will probably be fine especially based on how small it it.

The wholesaler is fine with me using a bank.