You can learn that here, and you'll find most folks on BP are extremely helpful and won't make you pay $1000 for the privilege of listening to them talk ;) That money could be put to better use paying off debt, and then building your downpayment savings.You maybe don't have a leg up the way some folks do when they start REI, but you aren't in a bad position, just a transitional one.

I'm privilege to meet and network with any real estate investor here on bigger pockets I'm new to the San Diego wholesaling world but I do have an extensive network of investors and buyers.

This should be a standard option not a privilege.

I'm from Arizona and have had the privilege to call the Valley of the Sun my home for my whole life.

I am fortunate and privileged enough to have had the chance to study things I was interested in learning about, however I couldn't see how any of the things I learned could translate into a career for me. 

Basically, the seller was willing to sell the house for $5,000 less for this "privilege".

You're also artificially narrowing your area to a very limited neighborhood area, which is fine for your primary property, but expect to pay a premium for that privilege.

While at the same time saying it is ethical and legal for a realtor to use their expert knowledge, privileged access to information, and trusted status to buy a house for ANY price they can talk a seller into, with the simple disclosure: "I am a licensed agent but am not acting in that capacity in this transaction."100% Grade A, BS.

What a privilege to have signed up here!

That is considered solicitation, and you can lose your PM privileges if you abuse the system.If you feel that you are receiving solicitous messages you don't want to receive, you can report the sender to our support department.