I know there's a lot of grey areas for real estate agents when it comes to doing non-traditional real estate deals.

Our plan is for her NOT to become a traditional real estate agent long term, but in order to generate some income to invest she will be playing that role short term.

I will suggest:How Come That Idiot's Rich and I'm Not?

The reason is lots of investors try all kinds of wacky things to get a deal closed versus the more traditional real estate of buying and selling residential homes in a normal home seller / home buyer capacity. 

I have one, but he focuses on U.S. credit and legislation.Also, if you're buying properties on your own credit with traditional financing, you'll want to explore more flexible options.

So is this correct, that since you agreed to a balloon payment after 8 years you're planning on having 25% equity in the property via raised rents and principal pay-down after 7 years, and then you'll be able to re-finance with a traditional bank owned mortgage at 75% LTV?

Building real estate wealth is not a get rich quick scheme. it happens over time.

I don't tip in the traditional sense but I will add $20 sometimes to what I'm being charged and say something like, " I really appreciate you working me into your busy schedule...

Reverse Wholesaling seems smarter than traditionally Wholesaling - buying a property, then finding an investor.Is there a right way or wrong way to Wholesale?

It's not that the neighborhood is not great, it's just that it's on a cul-de-sac that is just outside the traditional student area.