If you're selling enough $97 consulting packages from the traffic you get from Project Wonderful to turn a nice profit, why not measure it? 

I think something great about FB is that after the sale is done and the content comes, it comes in a neat little package.

Would you buy a package of condos together without physically viewing  ALL of the units?

This will be years.I have not tried to package these because, even though the numbers are pretty good, there isn't a very big market for investors looking at cash flowing properties in the sticks.And there's a big difference between small towns in Utah, but most tend to be driven by agriculture.

I was able to package those skills to other investors and worked my way into equity deals by simply providing value that they needed - development of their business systems, internet marketing expertise, knowledgeable networks and due diligence ability (analysis and research).So, it's not a question of age - it wasn't for me either.

Definitely worth it to get the Prelicense package with the "Broker Cram" in the end.  

You should check out Paper Source at http://papersourceonline.com/the-complete-package/ for some basic training, although you should also start networking since the relationships really keep this business well oiled. 

We have had limited success when we have tried to shop the package. 

However, I was one of the Carlton Sheets "victims"  I was a too good to be true package and I walked away before I started. 

There is a podcast (show 9 with Ann Bellamy) on HML that is really good and explains (from the HML's point of view) what they like to see in a package.