Some states, like Indiana, allow dual agent, and some don't.

Not a wholesaler fan since I'm a licensed broker, but:1) You do realize title will probably have you sign some sort of disclaimer about this being 2 transactions which can mean double the chance of a screw-up2) This'll probably be dual escrow since your game is NOT letting the seller know the REAL buyer to protect your cut?

That's a red flag to me, because anybody who knows anything about electricity knows that if you apply double the voltage to something, it won't last long.

I am new to real estate, fresh out of college with a finance and business dual major and real estate minor, just starting as a real estate agent on a commercial team where I am working some residential deals till I find my footing, and hoping to start investing in income properties myself within the next five years.

HVAC is already dual and it was in fact a duplex at one point in its earlier life. 

If another record is found the system automatically notifies the lender through an alert to delay pending further investigation.Most importantly, the tool retrieves the information allowing users to identify the entity or entities perpetrating the potential fraud.It can be used to screen already closed short sale transactions enabling the lender to continue to watch the property for a period of time and generates an alert for any subsequent loan closed on the property, the original short-sale lender and the resale lender.Moreover, it provides post-closing alert notifications, reviews of sale terms for violations, and alerts the new lender about potential for fraud in the dual transactions.Retrospective short-sale analysis helps detect fraud, assess pricing-method accuracy and pinpoint problematic areas to avert future losses.

Let the agent keep both sides of the commission, plus you might offer him/her to represent you as the buyer's agent and you can offer a small commission (another 1%) if you end up buying the property (check if your State allows dual representation by agents - in any case, let them keep both sides of the commission.)The agent might still have to list the property per bank request and rules, but you will be the first one they will call once it gets in the MLS. ;)Smaller banks and local credit union might be willing to work with a private investor without listing the property, so you can try to contact them directly, but larger national banks will not.

., dual master, economy ranch... which is my plan.

(I'm thinking a handyman might play the dual role of keeping keys and doing small fixes.) 

So I "dual-sourced" and hired them both.