An example would be if someone gets a judgement against her it will attach to the property as long as it is in her name.

Example...

For example, how do I prove to them that I didn't just acquire a key to an empty building somewhere and showed them a unit that I didn't even own?

For example, I don't know if 1 appraiser can give an accurate value on Colonial period art, French antiques, Asian art, etc.  

For example if I came prepared with the details of the deal I just finished to at least show them I’m not a complete newbie would that be valuable or would that come off as naive because it’s not the same type of investment as a 5-20.

A few of my thoughts on the matter:-Nearly anything that improves a neighborhood's walkability improves its value, I would love to find examples to prove that wrong. 

For example, the top two MSAs with the largest population growth from 2010 to 2016 (estimated) is The Villages, FL (32.7%) and Austin-Road Rock TX (19.8%).

My example...

Example if 1 in 10 homes is a dud and will lose money if you happen to get that house and you are only buying one you would be in trouble. 

Not to mention the 100 other reasons why a wholesaler would need a "cash buyer" so that was just an example.