I'm trying to get a wholesaler to show me a legitimate wholesaling operation.

From what I know, if you are managing other property besides your own you must have a RE license and operate under a broker in MN as you are dealing with legal contracts.

Is there anything in these statutes that exempts real estate operators, dealers, investors as to providing any service or product?

While you can still make money (well, you could when properties where cheaper) my expenses ran up to 60% of the operating costs. 

But my ultimate goal is to apply the buy and hold /"BRRRR"(buy,rehab,rent, refinance and repeat.)plan to Achieve my financial freedom .Well, taxes are an expense you take out BEFORE debt service; that is, it's part of the NOI (Net Operating Income) calculation.

Thanks for sharing and warning others, @Ron Burmeister.How a company with 'Premium' in their name could operate like this (with a straight face) is laughable. 

Hi BP.  Wholesaling to make $$$ and learn loads.

You have a multifamily, why aren't you operating it more innovatively to drive up your NOI?

Gross Rental Income (Total Monthly x 12) $265,632.00 Subtract Vacancy Rate (15%) $39,844.80 Net Rental Income $225,787.20 Other Income (Laundry) $5,021.00 Total Gross Income $230,808.20 Total Annual Operating Expenses $178,911.00 Net Operating Income (NOI) $51,897.20 You probably already see a problem with the asking price based on the NOI.

I own and operate a credit enhancement company and will help you if you call me directly.