To make it in the mortgage business you have to be an entrepreneur at heart.

That way potential visitors had some social proof that the place was decent 😂

I have a VA that does our social media that I pay $3 and I have one that does lead gen that we pay $4 an hour and my property manager I pay $6 an hour.

Someone retired or a younger person receiving social security and leads a quiet, sober life?

As for the hype you’ll find by the gurus on YouTube and other social media, even if they were able to conclude a couple of these deals (which is not certain, there’s a lot of lying out there), the fact that someone with 20 years of full time real estate experience can pull off 2 spectacular deals in a 20 year period is no way indicative of an inexperienced person being able to do the same in anything like a near term time frame . 

I'd look for the current status of the property's inspections, such as the fire marshal, the health department, social services, etc. - as well as checking with the local municipality for any building or zoning infractions.

You might also want to list it on Airbnb, Zillow, Apartments.com and local and regional social media pages targeting your guest avatar.Good luck!

He is definitely "the real deal" in terms of he is a very successful entrepreneur with a big net worth and several streams of income (one of them being these future flipper course sales).Here's my 2 cents. 

Wealth in real estate is built on appreciation over a long period of time (e.g many investors in Bay Area and LA) but on BP and social media, cash flow is constantly pushed in inexpensive locations which likely won't appreciate enough to make up for all the costs.

You can look up EIN on the state registry for companies but you need the social security number for humans.