Then lastly you take what you can get from the transaction(you must know how to analyse properties to see how much you can get)Sorry for the slight rant, but many wholesalers dont take it seriously and then get sad or angry when they arent successful.

Or figure out how to boost sales in your business such that your income is high enough even with all those optional deductions.What you may not do is opt not to declare expenses that are usual and ordinary in the course of your business and which you actually incurred and paid, such as advertising, supplies, labor, rent, etc. 

Assuming you have a LLC and this will boost your business credit.You have perfect timing with this trade war brewing...Cash might be the best place for a few yearsif real estate values are on the way down???

You should be trying to secure a fannie/freddie product or CMBS if the loan amount (not the purchase price) is over $1mm.

They don't have a line of credit product. 

Of those, there is only 1 that will issue title policy on a wrap transaction. 

You can find several products that can be attached to a window which creates a second egress (think emergency rope ladder) these are cost effective and can be stored in a case as to not be messed with.

We had very limited options within in house products. 

Ask your LO to compare the products so you know the difference paying monthly or single premium. 

My goal is to have a better product at a slightly lower price.