@Joe Fairless is a thought leader in the industry and has an extensive track record of doing what he says he will do. 

Even after looking at all the data and listening to the top people in the industry. 

Conversely, capitalists or libertarians will say that the government will be ineffective at redirecting tax payer dollars efficiently in solving these problems that require non-governmental industry experience and knowledge.

@Steve Vaughan  the other place wood be wholesalers should go work to hone their skills first is in the time share industry..

With the industry coming here like TESLA and Switch there is some good potential.

May not be courteous, might even be against "industry standards," but she's being fair.Put yourself in her position.

In an industry where we deal with irrational tenants, a thank you from an investor can make the day of the individual who received the praise.  

Once I learn how to find deals and have enough capital, I can choose whether to wholesale, fix and flip, BRRRR, or buy and hold.I have the time, the drive, the curiosity, and what I would like to consider a working knowledge of the industry; all I need is experience.

One thing I liked about his conference was that over and over and over he preaches to follow the SEC regulations or risk trouble for yourself and maybe the entire industry. 

It’s still something to pay attention to because if this is needed to sell homes and keep occ up then you need to be confident with the demand for your product in the market but it is not abnormal for this type of strategy in our industry, especially when a high volume of lots are being infilled and leased up quickly.