Agree with hard money loans with the caveat that you have to know how to properly underwrite them, or have somebody on your team that you implicitly trust to do this for you (but this is something that I wouldn't personally outsource).

Learning how to properly analyze deals is key #1.  

We see typically 1-3 % for acquisition fees (keep in mind money is spent by sponsor in due diligence that can be lost if determined not to purchase so some risk there for GP), 1-3% for asset mgt fee to manage the property manager and ensure the business plan gets implemented, disposition fee of 1% optional.

Liz has extensive knowledge in financing, appraising, construction, marketing as well as her greatest attribute is creating systems to maximize time, quality and monetary constraints to ensure efficiencies on all levels.

I bring a cheap (about $8) electrical tester that you plug into an outlet, to see if the outlet is wired properly.  

The question though that needs to be asked is: If you are a real estate professional and tell a seller they can get more to properly market their property then why would they agree to wholesale it?

Sorry, I was trying to understand exactly what you are asking so I can give a proper answer... if I have one lol.You can always use the deal calculator/analyzer provider on the site to check if it seems like a great deal.you can find it here  https://www.biggerpockets.com/buy-and-hold-calculator

Most will not have proper structure to the actual Mortgagee.  

He's been in court for a year,  is pro per (no lawyer), but seems to have the blessing of the judge on his case.

She could respond that she wasnt given proper notice.