A facilitator of a transaction is always just the facilitator, there are long established fees and charges adopted for facilitating any transaction, that is what brokers do.In the military we say people are promoted to their level of incompetence.

Baby steps, I know, if you have any other suggestions for routine behaviors that will facilitate my success I am open to them.  

In fact, I was very close to make a decision and talked to couple of facilitators/custodians including Equity Trust.

If you have a business entity acting in a transaction and that activity is significant to the income generated by that entity, you default to being a dealer.A dealer in real estate acting on behalf of others, facilitating transactions will usually require a license. 

I plan and hope to make a name for my self as dependable, hard working , and Reputable, giving my clients as well as my investors value.Anyone know how i can facilitate this please let me know.Looking for Apprentice or mentorship opportunitiesThank you allChristopher

Wholesalers simply do the same thing as real estate brokers, facilitate a sale, instead of using one type of contract, they use another, the outcome is the same.

@Kelcie Grabill Do you have a short sale facilitator involved?  

They have one once a month (skipping the one for July due to the holiday weekend) @Daniel Wampler is the facilitator of the monthly meetings -- can find the site on Meetup.com

As I've mentioned before, it's the creative use of your "assets" to facilitate better financing opportunities, not tricks, or gimmicks or types of contracts like an installment agreement. 

Given that I have no clue where to begin, I'm debating liquidating to an experienced mining company or somehow facilitating the deal myself.