Turns out people don't pay rent when there is no punishment for it. 

Soon, in NYC, collecting rent will be a punishable offense. 

If you have a written agreement that the tenant forfeits the deposit if they fail to give notice, then it may be enforceable, but I doubt it.Don't punish people for leaving on the date you agreed to.

I'd rather see reasonable rates so savers don't get punished.

Offer should be real close to having a shot at this one.How is that for being a glutton for punishment? 

Maybe the “student” deserves some blame, but the punishment, in my view is more than served by the huge failure rate in the wholesaling industry, coupled with the near total loss on the educational investment.All illustrative, of course.

If one ad is misleading/inaccurate and you haven't done anything about it for months Google will punish you, and it'll also hurt the rest of your ads.

Such activities may already subject the seller to administrative penalties, civil liability, or criminal punishment, but significant obstacles under current law impede both the successful prosecution of bad actors and the recovery of civil damages on behalf of a victim.

This reads like fraud...Mortgage fraud is investigated by the FBI and punishable by up to 30 years in prison and/or a fine of $1,000,000 --- (link)Bryan, there are perfectly legal solutions to your problem, call anytime.

Great story, the only puzzling piece is that the seller did not call you back and explain what had happened and thank you for your insight, perhaps a deal could have been struck with you, although I can see how the emotions took over and the need to punish the foolish person who called himself an investor.Let this be a leeson to anyone who is intrigued with becoming a wholesaler, learn the ropes and do things right or make a bad name for yourself and likely not make any money, just enemies.