So no offense

I can assure you as the manger of 1800+ homes with a production schedule of 80 homes a month (40 that we buy and 40 that we sell), we know more about real estate management than you do - no offense.

@Jeremy Drawas  No offense but I have to ask: if he's as good as you say, why does he "...need[s] the work."?  

My situation clearly rebuts your broad brush, absolute statements, don't take offense for clarifying your always or every time comments.

I'm looking to hear from those currently doing these deals and to get the perspective of someone on the front lines who can give a layman's explanation of what works/doesn't work.Are you currently doing these deals yourself?

Concerning the advertising of investment activities, if your license isn't hanging with a brokerage then I would not consider it a violating offense by not having your license listed on any collateral material.

The problem is that attorneys (no offense) dont make money setting up insurance policies, they make money painting a picture of the worst-case scenario possible and convincing new investors with virtually no assets to protect these non-existent assets with an LLC that costs thousands to set up and maintain when you factor in filing fees, legal fees, and accounting fees.

@Jared Lichtin, no offense to Texas or any other state; beauty of real estate always a great place to by somewhere just got to find it By working hard and smart. 

@Vanessa Garcia  No offense here. not sure who talked you guys into this .but I will be the house is not worth what you paid for the note.

And I've heard of the "White L" (yeah, offensive), but never the butterfly reference.