Things like this will happen when your business model is centered on screwing people over. 

@Xavier Mc holder It all depends on what your business model and objectives are.

Maybe you wish you had more clarity on a certain step in their business model before you worked with them?

Most of the big players use some sort of software called underwriting desk or something and if you fit nicely into their lending model then it spits out an approved.

The State of Wisconsin is out for blood, over what they consider "a deceptive business model".People already engage in these models in other states should be aware that other A.G.s in other states have been made aware of Wisconsin's actions.

but for the net worth part, buy hold is the answer :)my 2 centsinstead of flip, you have passive income ;) and equity.to flip to $1M, means u have to keep upgrading to 1 $1M house in your model. and have flipped enough to make $ to live on. you are living in your net worth.if you leave a trail of homes, 20k, 50k 100k, 200k....with passive income your net worth at $1M is accumulated with assets and income. monthly cash flow, while u live in you mansion ;)

Of every month at the mission innI would recommend you use your "expertise" go to some of these bandit sign people and ask to work there dead deals....... you can find gold in a pile of cr$p.Call me anytime I love this topic.Jim

A lot of cities are going away from this model, or trying to make sure now one really gets a new bnb up and running. 

My current business model is surrounds solely flips.

Sounds like a great deal but if you can't take it down yourself you should definitely consider a partner.That being said, a hard money lender may loan you the whole amount if the project fits their model.