But this act does not forbid either double closings or subject to's, nor does it have the Maryland provision about returning 82% of any profits to the seller.

I would only imagine that you all ready have buyers lined up if not you might want to get them before trying to wholesale the property. then from there you have your buyer pick up the property and you take it from there (whatever it may be as far as rehabbing, renting, or retailing) for profit!

Naw I haven't sought for any legal action, it would be a waste of time and money while I can be doing more profitable activities plus I just chalked it up as a learning experience, I heard she did a lot of people like that, getting loans back 2 back before it shows on their credit so they can get more.But right now I'm working on selling all those rental properties I've acquired so I can free up some cash flow.

And when you find them how are you going to make it as profitable to yourself as you can?

$$$ Profits await!

Maybe worse is you are making a profit through being in the middle and you expect a commission in addition.

Maybe cash you earned doing short term deals so profits that are being reinvested.2.

To do this profitably I need to come to market with a nice property that is competing with great prices and inventory.

I can take the profit and put it in a self diredted IRA.

Hence income after expenses (gross profit), lots of assets that can be sold off and other things are going to be important.John CoreyPS.