I know "killer deals sell", but here's a hypothetical that worries me, as I have not made a deal yet: lets say you get a deal under contract, you fax over your paper work to the title company, you send out a mass email/text message/phone call to all your investors.

Most people say I live in Central Mass or Metro West which is more accurate.

I'm being patient and not paying too much attention to the mass media.

There is a lot of competition in that part of Mass with other investors, so you're basically looking for a home that doesn't make a fabulous "for-profit flip", but makes a good "rehab into a nice home we can live in".  

The joint venture training as he calls it was only for 10 people only (no mass production here) - it was directly with him - he is very specific and actually responds to the emails directly My first assignment fee was $41k only - one of my class mate did one for $88k - the idea is to get a vacant single tenant commercial and there is a list of details we follow to get it under contract under Cherif medawar’s fund called migsif and then we have a script to the national tenants and we follow a few steps then Cherif Medawar gets on the conference call to negotiate the lease and the letter of intent details and the rest is done by his lawyers and I got the assignment fee through escrow The second deal I did for myself because the upside and cash flow are huge!

Thing is, the National Association of Realtors published a "Danger Report" in May of 2015 that said the #1 threat to Real Estate Agents is "Masses of Marginal Agents Destroy Reputation: The real estate industry is saddled with a large number of part-time, untrained, unethical, and/or incompetent agents.

There are several in SE Mass:  South Shore REIAHouse Flipping School You find them on Meetup, here on BP, and on FBPeople attend groups depending on where they are located at 5PM that night, the mix of attendees who normally attend, and the topic for that evening. 

I share all of this with the masses in a little frustration.

Not to mention a revolving credit line in case I get hit with a huge bill in the first year or so of owning my house.What say the masses?

Tenants have seen me up on a roof x-mass eve day or up to my ankles with a backed up sewer.