I guess I am just too economically immature to really see the forest for the trees in regard to synthesizing the conflicting views and predictions of various economists, including the Wiedemers who have made many unambiguous and harsh assessments and predictions, Dalio who produced that video and who is a successful hedge fund manager, this professor Fullenkamp I have been reading up on, and Krugman whom I am aligned with politically.

I am curious to see responses to your post as I am conflicted about how much of my own capital I want to use on an investment property as I don't want to throw every dollar I have in the deal and have little reserves on the sideline.

Lots of conflicting information (as always) on the internet. 

The agent can't seem to negotiate the conflicting interests of both buyers and sellers.

I was just wondering if anyone out there new if it was a conflict of interest to be a wholesaler and to get your real estate license.

But unless they are estranged siblings, I think this would create a conflict of interest.

I've heard conflicting reports on this one.

This makes me wonder regardless of how objective he claims lead generation is, if their is a risk of inequality happening on this front (I know not to expect leads from my broker to be my bread) but I just am not sure if there is a risk of conflict of interest.

It appears I've already stumbled upon conflicting information, which is why I wanted to deal with someone who is as knowledgeable as yourself on the subject. 

There is no conflict or interest in the transaction and it is legal.