This is hurting your exposure and like @Jonathan Godes said why does it show pending to BOM so many times?

I'm already committed to going and don't feel I am promoting the Noteschool as this is my first exposure to this level of training with them.

I've seen tons of articles online, but I am looking for true feedback on tips that may have worked for you to gain exposure and client listings. 

The question I still have with that as the full explanation though, 3 days of their expedited service, still can be completed on a 3 day schedule without exposure to much risk.  

As someone who's had some exposure to the A&E industry, I know how important it is that projects finish on time and on or under budget (preferably the ladder).  

But analyzing the competition/investors, who may be more financially stable, or more reputable, they are able to market and gain more exposure which can lead to more deals!

You'll want to have reserves anyway, putting every dime you have into a deal is way too much exposure - you're just one emergency from broke in that scenario.Regarding the commission split with your agent:It's not unheard of in my market for agents to give a "brother in law" rate to an investor or friend that will be doing more deals down the line - this can come in the form of kicking back some of the commission at closing to the buyer.

That way he can market it part of the time off market, maybe list it down the road.Your best exposure is usually going to be listing it on the MLS or Loopnet, or whatever is popular in your area, but not all sellers want to sit on the market.

It is to reduce exposure to lawsuits.

I've been teaching for 10 years and had what I would consider to be extremely limited exposure and experience to real estate investing.