Yes be sure to read the agreement, it could also include non-MLS properties IF (emphasis on IF) the agent makes you aware of those properties and he/she is the reason you are interested in buying that said property.  

The first thing I would do is look into their real estate emphasis for undergrads.  

I also appreciate the words of caution you gave me, the advice to find a real estate attorney who specializes in private lending (my current one does not) and the emphasis on being in the 1st position.

So now i have this vehicle and goal to work towards, it has given me renewed hope and optimism for a 'deskjob-free' life that i've always looked for.Based on the what i've read thus far, I think i will focus on Buy-n-Hold strategy for now with an emphasis on multi-family.

I understand that new investors don't have these connections, but it should not take but a few days to find out who buyers are for wholesale deals.Is the emphasis on lists of names unknown to investors a function of internet sales?

Brett Kennedy also runs a fairly large meet up in Louisville with a emphasis on networking with others.

How much emphasis should one put on the age of the property.

There are also B schools which provide an emphasis on real estate, UCLA and USC come to mind but I know Wisconsin and a number of other schools provide this.

That means looking less at class C properties in blue collar neighborhoods and looking more at class A properties in white collar neighborhoods.The bottom line is that having to plan around the government taking away your property rights is un-American.Emboldened above for emphasis.

It certainly seems to be a regular point of emphasis on the various BP podcasts.