So, EVERY broker or trader is self taught.

There are less drastic trade rates example from a high end multifamily with a 5% cap converted into a hotel and then trade with 8%-10% cap, but this is not what I am doing.

I have one property purchased in the name of another single member LLC (for ex 123 Main LLC) with the single member being the Holding LLC (100% owner is holding LLC). 

For ex. 

For ex, appraisal, credit and then any overage refunded at closing.

(For ex: Do you know of a company with a large conference room/meeting room?

I met with one this past week, and he pretty much shut down my business idea immediately, quoting sections from the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act of 2002 which provides a *very* broad definition for the word 'trading', and goes on to say that nobody may trade real estate in the province of Ontario who is not registered as a broker or salesperson working for a brokerage, or who is otherwiese 'registered' as defined in the Act.Here's a link, see section 4 subsection 1:http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statutes/english/elaws_statutes_02r30_e.htm#BK6Now I will fully admit that the attorney I met with didn't seem to have much experience dealing with real estate investors - perhaps I should have screened him more carefully.

I have searched criagslist, equipment trader, iron planet.   

@Ikaika FarmerStock market will make you rich too if you’re a savvy trader and patient too

Maybe you dont consider bots as AI ...Financial advisers and stock traders ,just 15 years ago they were required, not the case any more.