Neither the buyer nor the seller would have access to it.

But if you want access to the benefits that people like me have contributed to, and collectively spent decades and god knows how many millions of dollars building, why would you think you should get access to those items for free? 

Reference : https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTNs32kbD/also how to know what are zoning restrictions and state code if they adhere to or not ?

This seller has many more properties to sell off in time and would like to keep the relationship going but once I tell perspective investors that they cannot access the properties they lose interest. 

I also recently found out about Latte and Lease's Out of State Investor Academy's "Cash Flow Coffee" meetup, which I believe can be accessed via her email list or her website: https://www.lattesandleases.com/shop/p/bay-area-meet-up-g9ny...

Access is the reason to get your license.

First, if you have access to equity relationships who only expect an 8% cash on cash return that is extremely inexpensive equity you have at your disposal.

The Facebook group of "flipsisters" that we were supposed to have access to for ever, got changed to only having access for a year after I had been a part for 2 years. 

The second phase will introduce modest restrictions, with continued data analysis to inform further regulatory measures.

It sounds like you have the cash somewhere it's just a matter of accessing it and what way is most beneficial to you to do that.