That said, a knowledgeable and successful broker (or seasoned agent) who is willing to spend time with you will be very beneficial.

I look forward to learning more about the community and how we can mutually benefit one another.  

This is also a good way to get the money away from being tied up with the seller and buyer mutual agreement on releasing money since it is not "due" to either of them.

Message me and we can get together and see if there is a mutual benefit to networking and a mentorship.

I believe in diversification, so I would rather have multiple sources to pull from rather than hoping the one source I was counting on doesn't becomes harder (or not as beneficial) to liquidate at the time it is needed.  

I feel having a mentor that is successful in the real estate  business would be very beneficial.

@Mario Furmanczyk, I am not advising you as to what to do, but I am telling you that most Escrow Law requirements (depending on who the escrow company is) limit our ability to release ANY funds in escrow without a mutual agreement that is active, not passive.

This is beneficial to the buyer because of less hoops to jump through, easier negotiations and possibly a lower down payment.

Talk to Beneficial Bank's commercial department.

., or conventional stocks, bonds and mutual funds.The advantage of real estate is that it is not purely an appreciation play as so many equities investments are.