If the govt thinks you're a public problem in your business dealings you're not smart enough to out smart them, it's just a matter of time, if a regulator wants to nail you, you're most likely nailed.Gotta understand, the financing of a RE deal has been around a long time and "investors" have been screwing people for a long time, sometimes it's an intentional scam or unfair practice, often it's arising out of the lack of knowledge, maybe both, bottom line, officials are feed up with it.Add to that the fact that there are larger players that can profit while keeping in compliance that running off the unknowing and scammer types means more business and profits.

Get a couple quotes and compare apples to apples, CoinMach and MacGray for example are the two of the biggest players out there.

Carl Schmitt However, If a wholesaler is a real player and has a relationship with R.E agent for being a closer, sometimes they may get a call from agent before property is even listed, but the agent is benefiting twice...

Double closes and assignments have too many players and too many variables for me.

In Memphis there are a handful of players, most of whom are on BP who all know what they are doing but their required margins vary a lot.

That will be the outside looking in but you can see who the players are. :)

You never know how the sheets will be split between parting partners.Avoid potential issues, hold all major players responsible, enforce terms jointly and severally, take the position to collect amounts due from the most economical path in a timely manner.It's prudent lending practice, failing to do so is poor management identified by regulators for insured institutional lenders if major players are not held responsible.

I am a team player, who strongly believe that 'teamwork will make the dream work.'

Is this title company a big player in Milwaukee or a small fry?

That way you will be swimming in the deals you're looking for and will get to know all the players in your market.