I feel like I missing a piece of information here.If this is accurate, these expectations are wildly unrealistic. 

So if say, seller(s) designate no dual agency, or that's not offered in jurisdiction, or that broker does not offer facilitator services free of charges GUESS WHAT, you either get your own agent OR you must do all your own buyer actions to whatever required measures seller(s) have established. 

Not to mention other pieces of legislation that make being a landlord in CA not the most ideal. 

I have acquired a piece of property that has an existing cell tower on it.

We help with that piece, as well.Lastly, in my opinion if someone is "too busy to respond"....it's not a good sign for the ongoing relationship! 

A course won't do anything but give you the pieces to the million piece jigsaw puzzle.You must be diligent, tenacious and Gumby-like to succeed in CREI.

I'm not a wholesaler, but as an end-buyer I wrote a piece about what I think wholesalers should know regarding our mindset and thereby what I think is important to prioritize. 

Usually, it's because it's on a piece of land and needs to be moved.

They will ask you to fill out 1-2 pieces of paper, and they will probably send you a 1099 at the end of the year, but that should not be a big concern usually.I try and help my tenants out whenever I can if they can get free money.  

I think that the cost of the management is not as important as the trust and the piece of mind someone might get from hiring a great property manager.