It should NOT be about making a sale...it's about helping educate our clients and advocating for their best interest!   

We are missing an entire side of this story so honestly, it's a little hard to judge whether that's an unfair ask or not.I strongly believe that you should always be your number one advocate because no one else is going to do it for you.

All I want to advocate for is that landlords have the choice. 

It is my understanding this is the "proper" method of increasing rent for a TAW or month to month tenant in Mass.After a not so good experience I am trying to do everything "by the book".The security deposit refund was a way of easing the blow of increasing the rent.

It is mind blowing. 

It means it requires a decent amount of working capital / investment upfront while the first deals are made, but after a few years should pay out nicely as the on ground partner builds up enough residual cash flow from their profit share of all the deals they've done so far.I'm not for a moment advocating that people go out and do this by themselves remotely, rather that instead of paying a service provider a big fee upfront and then being left to try to make profit in the long term, remote partners are better served by finding appropriate on ground partners whose incentives are aligned to their own.

@ Ravi P.I put an quote out on Yelp, and someone quoted me on "Green Fiber Cellulose", and that he "is cutting 1.5 hole and blow in the cellulose"...

There are numerous way to blow your liability protection, but solely having your name on the mortgage is not one of them.I have seen three notes called due in all that time.

these Guru's advice was NOT to wholesale that its very difficult and what you should do is USE wholesalers let them do all the grunt work blow their credit card money and time on DM do one deal in 6 months and flame out  LOL... there was NO Guru talk of being a wholesaler quite the opposite. what I see on BP is the few wholesalers that do do well and then get on BP and talk about how well they did do and such .. those inspire this whole legion of undercapitalized how to get started in RE folks to think that wholesaling is the way to start a RE career.So when you say Guru I think you need to add BP to that sentence then you would be correct from what I see in the industry and the actual GURU events I have personally attended. 

So for most of those reading here on BP that have a few rentals and a home I just think its over kill and Lawyers just like anyone else make money setting this stuff up, so of course they are going to advocate for it.When you have all these entities you also have to file separate tax returns for them.