Rules are important..But whoesaling isnt breaking the law in anyway....You might feel its misleading but its not breaking the law...Bandit signs are breaking laws...Here in Ca, i buy serious amounts of data from my county, some of it is really personal stuff but its public information.. and they want to know your specific movement, your purpose and method of how you plan to use that data.

```````````````````````````````````````````````````````co-wholesalingin some parts of the country there is a movement today is to get an army of people looking for houses while you focus on cash buyers, and you split deals.

Have you made any movement on your process?

Many/most of the houses we get involved in have at least *some* foundation issue, soil movement, etc. 

The solution has to include fixing the source of the movement, and that means excavating the exterior, waterproofing, and backfilling with gravel which does not expand or contract. 

Unfortunately, just about every house in America moves and shifts to some degree, and thus shows signs of this movement through cracks in the slab or walls. 

Whether that is enough movement to be a problem is just a guess with the photos given. 

I respect your interpretation but there is still large movement available in interpretation.

It's very tempting to get caught up in the hype, which some agents perpetuate, when fear sets in about being "priced out."

NEVER glue a floating floor with a pad; the pad will eventually shear off from the pack of the product due to movement.