The vast majority don't really care all that much about the whole dollar or the length of things, they care about what there monthly payment is. 

@Drew Mullin - My experience is that the vast majority or NEW(er) wholesalers rarely bring decent deals and then quickly disappear.

In 2008 we had a vast speculative oversupply of properties that were sitting vacant and on top of that many of them were financed over 100% of what they were worth. 

The vast majority of lawsuits against Landlords are for wrongful eviction, security deposit disputes, and Fair Housing Violations.

If you bring them a deal, they'll buy it.This is never a boring business.  45 years ago when I was operating as a commercial real estate broker I quickly (not quickly ENOUGH) learned to eliminate the vast majority of “investors” who contacted us because they weren’t, and would never be “buyers” as they just weren’t even a bit realistic in their criteria.  

We have less than a 2% refund request rate which to me signals that the vast majority of people find it valuable.Did it help you launch and fill your first home?

My experienced partners have vast resources.

And the biggest problem is, most, the vast majority, the tokens of exchange there getting for their work is not increasing at same rate that tokens value of exchange is decreasing. 

Wholesalers have gotten a bad reputation due to the vast number that bought a Facebook course, watched some YouTube videos, post a number of bandit signs, hire a VA using the same lists 1,000 others are using and see it as a way to make money with no investment. 

The responsibilities are vastly different.