Wholesaling is promoted as the ‘get rich quick with no money’ way to get into real estate.

People dream up all kinds of wierd stuff in forms or blogs for a variety of reasons, I usually think it's to draw attention to themselves to promote an idea or perhaps a product, maybe an offer to assist you.I also get the impression you are kinda new to RE since you're asking for assistance in wording a contract, I'll go with that assumption.I'm very experienced in drafting my own agreements and frankly, I would not try to explain or state someting like a discount to rents for paying on time because it would simply be stating a lowered agreed rent for payments made on time and, as I said, you are reversing what is customary as a late fee.

The new version of the local municipal plan being developed here has the city wanting to retrench and establish a greenbelt around itself and concentrating on promoting higher density in-fill within.I agree with Jon Holdman, there should be personal choice.

I also use rainwater basins and every other program the jurisdiction has come up with for responsible guttering and storm water management along with minimal paving/clearing on every jobsite.That being said if my project can qualify for the rating by using recycled sunflower seed plywood or I get credit for using that wax based or latex finish instead of lacquer I'm foolish not to take advantage of the opportunity and promote my building as such.

Isn't this type of de-regulation promoting what started the crisis in the first place?

I'd much rather go to free promotional luncheons and sit with my spreadsheets than deal with lending laws, regulators, attorneys, borrowers, loan servicers, etc.

Have really only promoted myself for the last two weeks.

I'm not going to list it on here because it is a product that is for sale and I don;t want anyone to think I am promoting it.  

Then they pay teams to travel and promote so they are making a lot of money at it.

It just is painful to see the government waste through poor execution when many non profits could do twice as much good with 10% of the funds.Thanks for your promotions of social responsibility.