if a wholesaler has a legitimately good deal in an area of demand, and has done their homework in terms of repair costs and ARV, there should be no difficulty in selling the contract.  

http://costofsolar.com/is-my-home-worth-more-with-...an interesting link... if you keep following links it looks legitimate it says values go up $5911 per 1kw or 3 times that for a 3kw systemand ultimately all goes back to here....  

(too involved) From the OP forward, you don't understand what a POA is or does legitimately and legally.  

Being recognized as an above board and legitimate lender that can be trusted is earned and starts with being licensed properly.Flippers with experience will be one of my target markets.

Im seeing a few ten unit type properties near us that have 2 bdm leased rents at $750, with market rents legitimately at $1100, and of course the proformas are using market. 

But housing providers that apply a policy or practice that excludes persons with prior convictions must still be able to prove that such policy or practice is necessary to achieve a substantial, legitimate, nondiscriminatory interest.

Don't.Get a RE license and become legitimate. 

I also have an animal addendum that requires them to care for the animal, pick up after it, care for damages immediately, submit to a dna test upon request, etc... it all works to help eliminate the scammers, but accommodate those with a legitimate need.

Others may have a different opinion as me, but to the extent you can sympathize at all with my view that the structure is horribly conflicted relative to other options... me posting about trying to find this is a perfectly legitimate thing for this forum.

I'm not an expert, but I don't think an individual proclaiming 3 caged pit bulls as emotional support animals is the equivalent of a legitimate service animal that a handicapped individual may need for daily functioning.Is it legal to ask for documentation of evidence of these being service animals?