While I try to make my way around the room, I always think to myself that it's better to make a deep and meaningful connection with one or two people than to exchange pleasantries with as many people as possible.

Keep that in mind.Here is your research format: PETIOProperty - determine as-is and ARV (after repaired value)Equity - research recorded mortgages (and liens) to estimate debtTitle - research chain of title to determine record owner and if living or deceased.Interest(s) - If your record owner is deceased, these would be their legal heirsOpportunities - These are the various ways that you might extract all profits.

Maybe you owe an apology to all of us who took the time to respond in a meaningful way to your post, when the value you place on such efforts is nothing more than a running of the mouth?

Getting licensed as an agent and as a GC does not really equip you with any meaningful skills; the real learning starts after you have the credentials.

However if I do a BRRRR I can achieve infinite return by extracting all of my investment.

I simply can not give that many people any meaningful time if I want to close 40 or 50 deals in a year. 

QuoteNo...as long as the ownership is same...meaningIt is owned by you 100% today and you own the LLC 100%...it is just a non-tax event.

Likewise, agents don't seem to perceive a meaningful difference between brokerages, aside of fees and splits - no matter what the various brand cheerleaders try to say.There are brokerages who will do anything from 90/10 to 100% with per-transaction fees. 

Apparently it’s statistically better to offer oddball numbers so they think they’ve extracted every penny from you like $76871.15 vs $77,000.

Building castles in the sky or meaningful relationships with a local realtor is not the way to get a great deal or retain your sanity .