Not because so many do it wrong does it mean everyone is wrong or should stop doing it.

Finally, threads such as these really should be reserved for informing BP members on factual wrongdoing or misrepresentation rather than opinions.

No I haven't put much effort into that search, as I can't imagine in this competitive market that I'd find equivalent or better deals, but I could certainly be wrong.

The bigger the project, the bigger the chance that things will go wrong.

Our concern is that maybe we are doing the calculations wrong. 

These robin hood schemes are immoral and wrong.

At the end of the day all deals belong to the brokerage and they are responsible and liable for any wrong doings. 

Ackley would neither admit any wrongdoing nor cancel the sale and return the deposit, so the Stambovskys took her to court.They lost the case, with the court citing their caveat emptor (“let the buyer beware”) responsibility to uncover the property’s defects before committing to a sale.

Is that along the lines of seller financing until they can get to the point of refinancing out to a more commercial institution and if that's the case and something goes wrong, do I have to take foreclosure proceedings vs an eviction?

The basic idea is that if the officer or shareholder of a corporation commits the wrongdoing, then the victim can hold both the corporation and the actor liable.