But from what I've seen MD may go the way of AZ and some other states:https://azre.gov/news/arizonas-new-wholesaling-disclosure-re...I've seen the proposed amendments to current MD law and to me the proposed framework to protect the public makes more sense than trying to require people get licensed just so they can engage in conduct that you suggest the state considers illegal to begin with.

Conduct the transaction, cash out, pay off the debt (and your partner), and enjoy your improved credit rating!

I asked the one and only question that I've been asking  (and you've been avoiding).I added another post asking you what language you use when disclosing the sub2 transaction to the lender.Your final response started with vulgarity unprovoked by anything in this post and proceeded with a rant befitting a toddler that had his favorite candy taken away.My advice to you is to restrict your activities to reading the posts and avoid commenting on them unless you are willing to conduct an honest dialogue in a meaningful way.  

Exclusions Because of Prior Conviction In most instances, a record of conviction (as opposed to an arrest) will serve as sufficient evidence to prove that an individual engaged in criminal conduct.

Can a licensed RE agent legally conduct creative financing without getting into trouble?

If you are buying a turn key investment in Collingswood, make sure you conduct complete due diligence.Let me know if you have any questions.Regards,Joe Scorese

That much money going hard that early on in the process with no real contingency periods or basically any chance to conduct proper due diligence is not acceptable in my book.

Its hard to walk away from $4,000+ for 5 hours of work no matter how good you are if you have really any loose time in your schedule (which again most honest agents would agree that they typically have a bit of loose time if they aren't carting around tons of 4 month shoppers).And since many of these comments are loaded with dishonesty, half truths at best, severely biased answers, etc. all you're proving is that a lot of full commission brokers start out their relationships answering questions like these from a completely dishonest perspective.

The state is coming in to conduct an inspection, and I would like to know if anyone has been through this and what the state looks for....Any help out there?!!???

Incorporating technology into the process increases efficiency and precision and allows for deeper insight.Prior to implementing the new technology, a cost segregation study would require professionals to spend much time going over the architectural blueprints and conducting extremely thorough site visits in order to be able to classify the assets into the correct category.