Engage with them at your own risk. 

The buyer will, if they get screwed, attempt to get whatever they can from the seller, and from YOU, as the wholesaler. ...In sum - if the above sounds appealing to you, go for it! 

Based on what you described above, it sounds like he used all the tricks he learned presenting on behalf of Dave Lindhal, just now in his own mentorship program (I.e. sponsor deals for students, crazy acquisition fees, big pressure sales pitch all throughout, etc).

Mitch,It sounds like you've had a successful run with your rental properties in College Station/Bryan - I'm impressed!

There are so many holes in the concept of having Airbnb's policy act as your primary form of coverage.Last thing - it sounds like you have a standard homeowners policy and not a landlord policy?

Sounds to me option 1 will be best though.   

Sounds like your agent wasn't experienced enough in the area.

Don't be discouraged by the one you just attended, which doesn't sound like a REIA at all.

Your focus on the Dallas market and Fix and Flip projects sounds solid, especially with the DIY approach and having an interior designer on your team. 

Investors should conduct in-depth research into local market conditions to make informed decisions.Conclusion: A Sound Investment Opportunity for American InvestorsThe German real estate market presents a unique and compelling investment opportunity for American investors.