If you source a property and provide the lead, then offer them a kickback if the deal goes under contract.

This leads me to believe 100% goes to investors until repaid, then 65/35 split.

This leads to lying/ misleading to make people think they are the real deal.

Do you have any advice, leads on potential tax attorneys, or any other information.

This isn’t about pitching; it’s about understanding their world.Above all: LEAD WITH VALUE.When I talk to wholesalers about my transactional lending, I always look for more ways to help.

This is about are you going to get motivated seller leads reliably, consistently, and predictably.

More leads, more deals.  

Some of the areas include: general RE knowledge, cold calling, lead generation, acquisition manager, transaction coordinator, etc.Would anyone be interested in taking a peek at the courses as well? 

Tell your parents you want to learn the value of money and a good way to do that is to get a job.College/university (they aren't the same) can be valuable if you go for the right reasons-go to learn something you want that will lead to a job afterwards...and yes tuition at some places is insane. 

Aggressively buying multiple properties can lead to faster cash flow but limits flexibility.