Just put it like this you can get out negotiated  OR get a great deal and walk away a champion whether it's on the MLS or not ! 

Champions School of Real Estate

For those who are somewhat familiar with Friedman, the above ideas seem very non-Friedman given how much he champions the free market.

I've made my choice to go with allied but taking the exam prep course with champions.

Lots of amenities such as swimming pools, tennis courts, ect. 

@Michael Freeman hey there my guy hows it going with you Im glad that your stating out your journey into this great world of Real Estate and I can see that you have ambition the mark of a true champion , Im glad that you on BP now , I just wanted to add that houses that are in the year 1900's are considered pre colonial you don't want to deal with that just yet as your starting out look for houses that are from 1970 to 1990 those are the houses is were you should start , stay blessed stay safe and welcome to greatnesses have a spectacular week Michael  

@Jerry N.My 2 centsClassification of PropertiesA Properties-Cream of the Crop·Built within last 10 years·Rented by younger professions·Command Highest rents·Amenities Pool, Workout Room, Tennis Clubhouse etc.

NO....so you do fine not charging work for advice and hands on training...don't worry you pay will come.Best wishes to you champion.

(Mine being the bigger, nicer one with the barn, pasture, professional tennis court and an A Frame, she got a small log cabin. ) All were happy!

There's a history of how these programs came into being and were championed by Paul Smith of the Utah Apartment Association.