Well, @Andy Bui, keep in mind the advice you get here is worth less than you paid for it.Those professionals who you think charge big fees are backed by a license and a big ole malpractice policy standing behind their advice.No one on this board who tells you how to setup an entity or structure this or that is going to stand up with you in a court and defend those recommendations.Sites like this are a great source of ideas, research and learning.

Many things are clues... like if one of the the defendants is a bank.  

There does not seem to be a proper risk evaluation for the asset nor the costs of defending a breach of contract.  

Not to defend the mentality and actions, but in many cases I think they are doing the best they can.  

Point being bulk, as opposed to single unit transactions, which he referred to as retailing.Whatever the case regarding choice of word and definition of that, a key distinction about the activity of wholesaling is that I am selling my position to a third-party.. its not about doing it for the benefit of third-party.Those are legal distinctions that we need to know when defending ourselves against Realtors who think we are encroaching on their turf, and turn us in to the Wisconsin DSPS.

You're either confirming the inflated number in their head and inviting suspicion when they figure out "what you're going to make" on the deal, or you're challenging their reality and forcing them to defend their mistake.

So, often times it becomes a matter of delay, deny and defend from their standpoint.

It serves best as a tool to prompt further investigation and/or verification if the name of your applicant shows up as a defendant in an Unlawful Detainer action.

Thus, challenged by anyone which means a Mortgagee may have to defend the same.

I avoid having any clauses that make it appear I am unfair, etc because that may sway a judge to rule against me should I have to defend any part of a lease.