Explain to them what you just explained to us. 

(This means that if a broker gives you a deal using this strategy it's because it's one that no one else wants and his shark instincts see blood in the water).The strategy is to find the brokers, meet them in person, tell them what you are looking to do, explain your experience and how you are planning to fund the deal. 

Having been on  the other side, I try to always answer, but explain in detail (and always have state required agency disclosure forms on hand)  that I represent the seller and cannot help them negotiate in any way. 

I am looking for a podcast that I can show my fiancé about wholesaling so she can understand how it works.  As of now she is on he side that I is HIGHLY illegal and I will go to Federal Prison if I become a wholesaler...

I didnt know anything about it and when it was explained to me it sounded and seemed like a great alternative investment. 

Title co.s shouldn't have a problem with a double close, if you've got the funds for the initial transaction, And you are explaining it correctly.  

Right, let me explain the qualification process.

I don't think Obamacare will totally go away but I think the hope is parts of it can be changed that are detrimental in the coming years.It was explained that say you qualify for a subsidy when the policy is written but mid year your income goes up then the government would want the money back that was credited in the subsidy.

If that's the case, please explain why some of these Wall St funds specifically, openly contradict what you just said?

In accounting, assigning the fair value for the property (like my post above explains) would probably be more beneficial to larger acquisitions - specifically for companies that are looking to value purchases accordingly on their books.