I do not know how your calculations are going to make you money.From what I can tell, your calculations have not valuable meaning.

@Rick C.You time is too valuable managing.

I would consult with a trusted veteran(s) to review your transactions, business practices & habits to prevent any future messes, your peace of mind, time & money are too valuable to waste.Best of luck

No giving him money (unless that's the lawyer's strategy to get him out), no giving him food, no friendly gestures, no nothing.If it were me, I would put away all valuables in common areas and put a lock on my door.

The time and energy required for a transaction to close is valuable to them.Looking forward to hearing more on the progress of your journey.

Based on the way the OP phrased the question I think he wants to get the rights to EBooks to offer for the "Sign up now for your free valuable EBook on yada yada yada" to collect info online.

If you do 50 deals a year and pay even a low $2000 per deal, that's $100,000 of profit you lose by going thru wholesalers.But if marketing and negortiating with homeowners is not your gig, then wholesalers provide a valuable service.

I say this to encourage you to learn/train how to target more sellers, more owners, and create win-win solutions to give sellers more money for their homes while also making the home really valuable to your future buyers too.We really just scratched the surface but I hope this all makes sense?

I don't like agents who screw up deals, but a good one on your side is a very valuable asset.Direct mail unlisted properties if you don't want agent interference.

We use RentCheck and TVS and report to both by uploading a CVS file each month .... though we only report anomalistic events.Reporting does not cost anything - this data is valuable to the services they provide.