If they can't - it does not mean they are bad or even not a good company, it just means that you have your own style and standards and going to only do deals where you are 100% comfortable.I think your decision was a good one if you were not comfortable and you learned a no-cost lesson in some questions to ask and comments to tell other companies before you go under contract.  

See further details in my original post at: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1372...I'd appreciate any suggestions that you may have regarding how to obtain payment from Asset Ventures and Tony Martinez on a note that is past due since April 30, 2013.Please leave your comments and/or suggestions on my original/linked post shown above (rather than on this post).Thanks in advance.

See further details in my original post at:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1372...I'd appreciate any suggestions that you may have regarding how to obtain payment from Asset Ventures and Tony Martinez on a note that is past due since April 30, 2013.Please leave your comments and/or suggestions on my original/linked post shown above (rather than on this post).Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the comment. 

Hi All,Any thought/comments/criticisms/concerns with this before I post it?

If you have a relationship attorney in my area or if you have experience with a particular title company, please comment below or email me.

@Shaun Reilly That being said I don't think that there is any reason you can't wholesale if you are an agent as long as you disclose you are one and that you are NOT acting as one in this transaction and have them sign off to that effect.Based on this and the comment left by @J Scott - fair to say best practice is to get your real estate license in the state you will be wholesaling and put a clause and statement in your P&S that states the quoted text above by Shaun.  

Comments please !

@Larry Turowski   I like your comment about working in a pack...

One park I have was listed on the residential MLS as a multi family apartment, and then they corrected the listing in the comments saying it was really a mobile home park.