As long as someone agrees to the terms and you accurately describe to them the terms and risks anything they agree to is fair.

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Get an accurate title report, (or sometimes called property report). 

Don't apologize...just provide some data to support your opinions...You said at the beginning of this that it is ILLEGAL to wholesale REO properties...and multiple people have asked you to provide the specific statute that prohibits this activity.After much back and forth, you then went on to admit that it is -- in fact -- not illegal (despite your original contention), but violates REO contracts.Now you are being argumentative about other points that are completely unrelated.It's that anyone here isn't appreciative of your opinion...it's just that bad information is worse than no information, and people here have livelihoods that depend on this info, so getting accurate information is essential.I'll point out one more time that, as a lawyer, if you believe something is illegal, you should be able to provide a statute that supports that claim.

Or 2) you take the listing, gather the short sale information, and for $175 they will review it, package it and send it to the banks, but you negotiate with the bank.They said they close 95% of their deals, but I don't know if that is accurate.

I always prefer that new investors have a full picture of the most accurate information possible, and I believed your information to not be the most accurate.

I always preferred the gambling that came with free soft drinks, scantiliy clad women and all the bells and whistles.

This costs thousands of dollars and lenders have no interest in gambling that a judge will rule in favor of a big bank over a a family of four who lost their home and probably nest egg.

But it nevertheless discusses some very important statistical things that are important to know if you wish to trade options (if you wish to make money in the long run).And Tom, your advice about buying puts and calls being too much of a gamble is not correct.

We might be scrapping the entire influence and awards system and could rebuild them from scratch; it seems that our current system uses a model of thinking that just doesn't accurately reflect anything but who is active on the system and who has best figured out how to gain points.