I was purposely a bit vague to get the good scoop from you guys but it sounds like a good presentation with accurate numbers goes a long way to building a sustainable chemistry and relationship.   

I teach chemistry at a school in Memphis and sponsor an after school Wealth Building club.

Find an agent who understands your goals and investor identity and build on that chemistry.

@Mark Coleman you are spot on, very small groups with good like minded chemistry is the way to go in my opinion and observations

I’m going to school for a degree in Chemistry and I just can’t see myself doing it the rest of my life.

Just rattle that off to the chemistry nerd at your supplier.

I just got licensed and signed with a brokerage but I have a really good paying job (Synthesis Chemist with MS in Chemistry) that I am sick of.

I dont want to end up in this place in the same damn lab 20 yrs from now looking to some manager who doesnt know **** about chemistry to tell me how to do my job.

California fire retardant rules influence the products brought into their market places but in practically every other US state's marketplace as well due to the size of the California marketplaceUnfortunately nearly everything manufactured today now has some type of a hazardous profile, it is just a fact of life Sometimes better living through chemistry isn't always the case Stick with accepted practices and standards for reasonable personal plus professional protectionsCheers

My experience syndicating is that it’s a lot of hard work and requires a level of knowledge, relationships, and team chemistry to make it work well.