On top of that, my company provides a vehicle, gas card, and I am paid from the moment I dispatch my home. 

When starting off in wholesaling is it better to find a buyer or a seller first?

@Dan Kiely EaDo might be a good place to see if you can find a good deal. 

We’ve had great success with our listings, regularly achieving 5x the market average ADR on Airbnb and receiving frequent offers from local realtors to purchase.We’re now considering scaling up with a new project and have been approached by a friend who’s interested in partnering with us, providing financing for renovations.

Unfortunately when I went and checked reviews for them they were overwhelmingly negative, some of it was stuff you mentioned in your post above, but a lot of other reviews cited downright dishonesty, like the service taking money, not providing the list and not responding to any sort of email contact.

You find investors that want to sell, you find some that want to buy. 

To overcome these challenges, many borrowers focus on building strong communication with lenders, providing clear and detailed exit strategies, and ensuring thorough due diligence on the property.

If I pull up my market in AirDNA, and scroll down in the comps to find my actual house, the revenue it says I'm making is not very accurate compared to the revenue I'm actually making. 

They were struggling to find a new place to live and needed financial help to secure their next steps and provide Christmas presents for their children.

I am not an attorney and I do not want to provide specific details in a public forum.