Partnership implies you going in with someone you know.

as long as your not upselling and you have a defined course go for it.. if you want to give it away for free .. of course you can do that to .. but I have followed U now for a few years. and I think You could do this you could hold small class's.I have one colleague who took a training in wholesaling  at they spent large dollars probably close to 6 figures. but it was a year long process.. and basically one on one the guru or trainer or whatever you call them only took on 5 to 7 students at a time for the year but basically created his whole business for them in depth and they are now able to live as wholesaler types.. which as you know is pretty rare some do it most don't.. pick out  few that have money to pay you teach them in detail and get paid for your expertise.. nothing wrong with that.. 

There will always be fakes, but there will always be those that truly want to help and teach.I am not a Real Estate Guru, Teacher, but I was a Trainer for Software Development for a good 5 years.

As implied in my post, I am working on my 8th year of college as we speak so I'm obviously not against it. 

“I don’t know” or “I’m not sure”, or even “Well, I think so” are answers that imply a certain level of ignorance.

I can read how to work out and get a 6 pack, but I can learn faster with a trainer.

You should consider the following:(1) Buy and hold implies that you have cash on hand to purchase or access to it.(2) The same applies to flipping. 

Again no where near what you are implying but here was my last deal:Purchase + Rehab: $24,000Appraisal: $70,000Loan: $50,000Debt: $410/month on 15 year noteRent: $875/monthGross Cashflow (Rent - PITI): $370Net Cashflow (Rent-PITI-Vac/CapEx): $195I gained $26,000 in business capital and if I can somehow manage to pull similar pricing I have essentially just turned 1 house into 3.

Again, that might be obvious and implied from the above responses, but that would be my initial check to make sure your SD IRA can handle that. 

I never meant to imply that you personally didn't have the ability to close on a property quickly, I'm saying as a business model, you aren't guaranteeing a closing when you agree to list the property.