the stress is going to be put on wholesalers.. with deals not working and the idea of ripping big middle man profits out of them and leaving the end buyer with crumbs is going to come to light this year..

As such, you post your accusations across the web and then disable and moderate comments so you can avoid having to deal with the rational folks who immediately recognize you for what you are.

Next, I was hoping to receive clarification that my understanding of wholesaling is correct.1) Find a motivated seller and agree to a selling price (preferably below market value) e.g 100,000 (where avg price in location is 150k)2) Find a buyer and propose a price e.g 120,0003) Take finders fee/assignment fee of £20,000 as profitIf this is so here are my questions:1) What is to stop the buyer/seller agreeing to a separate price cutting out the middle man?

I have what I like to call a "Tenant Relations Manager" He is the middle man between me and tenants.

They don’t just sell the dream — they live it.An STR investor-focused broker isn’t just another middleman.

Right it is important to recognize the emotional components to investing and make rational moves. 

LOL  hard to rationalize any private aircraft  I had a Cirrus SR 22 that I bought brand new in 04 for 440k.. and that cost me 600 an hour to operate not including my hanger that I paid 250k for. 

A 0.7% ration on an mls purchase is very good in San Diego.  

Honestly, middle man that try to broker the services are the biggest pain.

So, let’s RATIONALLY take a look at the three possible scenarios.1.