Often times that is considered cash but without them having to liquidate their assets. 

The 'new' debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) driven products are more attractive, though, IMHO. 30-yr fixed rate, 30-yr term, rates in the 4s (right there / better than banks) and no debt to income ratio BS.

But I have met a few other wholesalers that were flat *** honest and to the point and I let them liquidate some homes we had but they were all licensed as well.. 

Sound barrier performance is based on density of the product. 

There aren’t many cases where you can choose which product to use and have them both make sense.

-Can I put it in as an asset and depreciate it, instead of putting it in on my Schedule E primary worksheet?

No PMII have about $115k in liquid cash.

Prices drop and those of us with liquidity pick up the pieces at pennies on the dollar.If you have cash flow, you have staying power, and can make it through the bad times. 

However if they sell for cheap and won't be able to liquidate this debt with the sell price then they buyer needs to pay it off.

The Federal Govt provides the liquidity to the residential lending industry via these quasi gov't organizations buying "conforming loans?"