Deal makers, operators, facilitators, wheeler dealers, not really investors. :) You brought it on yourselves following the gurus and cousins of gurus, the mentors and coaches praying on the newbies who end up doing things similar to the suggested violations of what society expects. :)The perception of wrong doing is broard and deep, And, for good reason, IMO.

To start with I am looking to facilitate deals between buyers and sellers, eventually building my own portfolio as capital and good deals permit.

If you have a cash buyer you could use just an option to facilitate a cash deal.

The TB exists only to facilitate the transaction and receive the full commission from both the buy and sell side.It's a tough game to play (trying to save the seller money on commissions when you're the buyer in an attempt to sweeten your offer, I've tried), but the commission agreement is between the listing agent and the seller, so it's usually hard to modify by the time a contract is about to be inked.

Ask the case worker to facilitate this or try to do it yourself.

We got a check book with carbon copy checks and no debit card attached to the account to facilitate tracking the money.  

I fight the "greed bug" everyday, I see "deals" on here where I could step in and fund it or facilitate it, the money isn't the issue, it's the legal aspects that keep me away as well as my ethical dealing.

I have 20 doors here in Denver, so I'm an investor first, but I'm also licensed as a broker to facilitate transactions.  

@Alaiya Aguilar You may want to reach out individually to some of the members and facilitators of the local REI group.

I don't do real estate deals, but many of my clients do (my company facilitates self-directed Solo 401k plans).