I could lose my entire investment 400 times (and get 400 practice sessions in 400 days) for the price of the education, and if I couldn't learn the ropes well before I completed 400 deals in a single year, I'm not cut out for that business.

You will get convinced you can do seller finance or sub to, but it's not practical unless you are going to spend all your time doing that.

Also looking for best practice guidance on the risk tolerance based on these numbers.

They're practically free and full of information.  

Quote from @John Herold: Hello all, what are some best practices for LVP floor installation for a manufactured home on a permanent foundation?

Also, asking for exorbitant fees up front to provide a term sheet is not legitimate or ethical practice.  

That might not be a bad practice - I don't know if there's a template for that. 

My primary focus is on Wholesaling and Rehabbing in NJ and PA area.I’m eager to learn more about strategies, best practices, and the challenges of real estate investing, especially from those with experience or breaking into the market.

I wanted to reach out regarding a serious matter involving Jay Tenenbaum (and Seth Gershberg his partner), as I know you are an servicer/educator and wanted to make sure people that you surround yourself with don't fall victim to his bad business practices.

Night Before the Exam dot com is a good state study test if they have it for your state.To be clear though, the majority of what you learn in the class is not used by residential real estate agents in practice.