Find a 100% brokerage just in case you get a couple slam dunk sales throughout the year that you want to pursue

In addition to the lost revenue, you have turnover costs, marketing costs, brokerage costs. 

Wholesaling is not the same thing as Real Estate brokerage.

Are they insured, operating under a brokerage, Licensed, etc...We run into all kinds of companies that are illegal start ups and use uninsured cash laborers.

@Viktoria Barrett it will cost you an MLS subscription, a local Realtor association due, and possibly an eKey monthly fee depending on what brokerage you join.The classes to get your Realtor license are a good way to learn about the industry. 

I own a real estate brokerage in Chicago so I have plenty of contacts here but I'm not sure we can get the cashflow needed up here but I am looking just over the stateline in Indiana.  

If an agent they have a split with their brokerage.

If you are using a realtor the earnest money deposit  is typically held in the buyers agent’s brokerage trust account.

It is also a very well established FI brokerage that does a good job.

They claim you can certainly work within your own networks / contacts to find a buyer but you may not advertise a MLS listing of another brokerage without their written permission.Read the above carefully and advise IF you have run into this scenario?