I know I want to wholesale, but it gives me a broader perspective on the different approaches.

This forms a relationship then I'm free to get into our latest project and share investment / marketing materials.If you are following different regs and your investment allows some non-accredited investors then your marketing strategy IMO could be broader and could include webinars as I've seen others do this approach.  

In attempting to learn about broader investment principles I have a personal question that I am currently mulling.  

In other words, DF is nothing more than a reference to a much larger piece of regulation and when we cite it as regulation I think many folks are illustrating they don't fully understand the bigger and broader set of rules.  

Broader base equates to greater opportunities.

At least this is what is was when I was a kid...I don't believe the broaders have changed.

I have listened to them all twice and they helped me get a much better and broader view of real estate investing and the hundreds of different approaches to it.   

I posted this as a comment in a thread in my local forum (Baton Rouge), but things are a bit slow there so I thought I'd try a broader audience.For those who have been involved in real estate for some time, how have your deal sources evolved as you grew as an investor?

And even if he had full grasp of the entire market, he might pass out on some deals as results of having a broader database.Also, the 6% in the contract means that I'd have to pay the 3% almost every time since most sellers would have their own agents.

I think the board is actually pretty open to the idea and sees it as a way to increase our limited reserves, but we need to have a broader conversation with the owners.