On the other hand, if you're wholesaling to newbies, you could certainly sell to them based on bogus numbers, but you run a VERY REAL risk of being sued when they fail, if it becomes evident that your numbers were bogus.

I'm pretty sure that's what Josh wants the most -- accurate information on the site.Instead of just disagreeing with you, I posted evidence that supports what I believe.

Running around to random listings- Any evidence the agent showed any property to the prospective tenant ?

Just make sure that you document any evidence of your preexisting, substantive relationship with them. 

Now that the current owner has documented evidence (my attorney sent the seller’s attorney the mold inspection report) of mold in the property, does he need to disclose to his tenants?

Lots of great links and resources and lesson modules.And then we started getting monthly newsletter/CD mailings which aren't all that well organized (yet) but still show lots of promise.Gut feeling says Fleck is genuine, and the evidence is still coming in. :) Haven't attended any live, in-person events tho.

Your inference is what the evidence seems to point to.

Reed’s website -- it’s interesting as a starting point, but it is frankly a bit scary the scant evidence he sometimes provides for some of the harsh conclusions he arrives at [I like evidence not opinion…… e.g. his position on multifamily management, a debate he posts with David Lindahl [sp], allegedly. – Mr.

However, in such a case, there would actually be an agreement in which case the cashed check would not provide any substantial evidence above and beyond a signed agreement.The silver bullet to this, I would think, would be to search legal case history and see if the "cashed check" scenario was ever upheld in court.

First, I would definitely run your foundation guy through unless there's absolutely no evidence of foundation movement.