I was working for Marcus and Millichap commercial real estate division in Midtown NYC at 20.

It's hard top make accurate sold comps.so I do the best I can with the closest like houses in the zip/sub division.

You cannot even try to compare Cardone Capital to a Blackstone, Blackrock, Pubic Storage, Simon or any other real estate company/division which are regulated and rated by third parties to Cardone Capital. 

Finally, I suppose the thing that got me was if you did one deal, you would earn your "workshop tuition" back (quickly running numbers in my notebook, I understood they'd earn the tuition money back, plus more in future deals).The BIggerPockets person stated on one of the forums that in Ohio it is NOT legal to wholesale without a license, and encouraged others to check the Ohio Dept of Commerce, Real Estate division (ODCRE). 

Hey all I posted this in the marketing forum as well:I had a question for all of you.I have found a PDF list online that states the following:LEGAL PROBATE NOTICE THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE 10th Circuit - Probate Division - Brentwood 10/25/2014 thru 11/07/2014 APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARIES Notice is hereby given that the following fiduciaries have been duly appointed by the Judge of Probate for Rockingham County.

But our Colorado State contracts are approved by the Division of Real Estate and are backed by case law.

Direct from the Ohio Revised Code and the Division of Real Estate attorneys.

I'll also PM you for details on the property front; my RE investment division may be interested in buying.And I agree wholeheartedly with K.

Denver is landlocked and (there are not any new sub-divisions coming into metro Denver) going "up" and adding square footage and value in that area makes sense, the drawback, it is expensive with us paying upwards of $500,000 for some properties and the scope of work is both costly and time consuming with planning and zoning taking up to 3 months or longer.  

A good formula is to sort out the division of profits before you start the investment.