I would be willing to do business with them again.My overall comment is that they are "Expensive But Worth It".Here's the story:  I wanted to buy a property which had serious bad paper After six months of negotiations with the various parties involved, they agreed to do the deal, on condition that I close in 7 days. 

I was thinking I would create a course that involves a field trip to one of the flips I am working and pointing out all of the things they should catch and helping them understand rehab costs at a line item level.I am an expert in electrical and learned plumbing in the Coast Guard.

Will I need to involve a lawyer?

But as a lender, avoid getting involved with any borrower as you will likely get some blame when things go badly.

I know a lot of people on BiggerPockets talk about real estate investing as a means to an end, but I'm think I might also just really enjoy the strategy, execution, and hands-on work involved.

There are costs involved with writing mortgages.

Drug trafficking usually will involve multiple, very short, we're talking a minute or two, visits.

Sometimes if there isn't an agent involved (or an agent that isn't properly engaged) the software will use incorrect assumptions due to errors in public record and available data. 

I'm new to this and I'm not sure if there is enough return on this with financing involved.

It's worth checking out at least :) Also, there's a lot of meet up groups involving real estate in the greater Seattle area, where you could network to learn more information as well.