One possible danger of wholesaling as an agent is the transaction could be interpreted as a net listing.  

It's great for professionals, but for folks that don't have a basic ability to manage money, it seems like a fantasy, and a dangerous and distracting one at that.

I'm thrilled to see that many of the normal day-to-day activities that we carry out as real estate investors are portrayed correctly such as:- Evicting families from their homes at gunpoint- Hiring formerly evicted and desperate occupants to do dangerous and illegal work at low wage- Attending high end parties while the human collateral of immoral yet immensely profitable real estate decisions duke it out in the slums...Hopefully you can tell that I'm joking here and that I'm not very happy with what I perceive to be a very unfair portrayal of real estate investing, investors, and how real estate investing business is conducted. 

It's just plain dangerous for a lender to show having the intent of ownership rather than simply protecting their interest as a lender.A borrower generally has 3 years to bring an action of a wrongful foreclosure.

That model has danger. 

To buy it as is and rent it out as an illegal unit is inviting danger. 

She allowed it to escape from the yard and by doing so placed it's life in danger.

With a relatively small amount of money, don't get sucked into rehab or other second position loans since these are very dangerous.

Thing is, the National Association of Realtors published a "Danger Report" in May of 2015 that said the #1 threat to Real Estate Agents is "Masses of Marginal Agents Destroy Reputation: The real estate industry is saddled with a large number of part-time, untrained, unethical, and/or incompetent agents.

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