If person A invests $50k passively into a syndication worth $10 million and person B invests $100k passively in a deal worth $1 million; person A is truthfully an investor in a $10 million asset however person B has more equity in their deal etc.

I also recommend doing the class online and not in person as you can go much much faster.

I ran all this by my accountant and he told me not to worry about it, unless you’re a person as described above.

If the contractor is doing the repairs to the adjacent units the cost to scale doing your repair will be less than anyone else you can talk to as well as the contractor can use approved repair costs by the other carriers if any one of them wants to offer less than is needed to do the job.Also if the contractor's estimate is already approved to repair the other units than I don't see a reason to hire an independent adjuster and give that person a share of your claim proceeds unless your carrier digs in and won't pay what is nedded to make the repairs. 

One flip could classify person A as a dealer whereas it could take 100 flips to classify person B as a dealer.

Then start creating the online persona that will attract those clients.

I'd worry less about the lists and more about finding a partner who can help you engage with investors, develop personas, and to set up the systems needed to be successful.  

Usually person A will ask the question to person B, and if the question isn't answered but person C is also interested in the response, person C will post "bump".

Since it was a sole member LLC that was owned by the same person as the one on the mortgage (me) they had no problem with it.

I found the right person a little late.