So, no need for your investor clients to reinvent the wheel and create their own, because if they do, it very likely will be one-sided in favor of the originator and not approved by your broker to begin with.Good luck on your new venture. 

Even though that can be valuable so you don't reinvent the wheel, the problem is you will still need resources (like credit, net worth, access to private capital, professional management, etc) for you to be successful.My advice is don't pay someone that amount (and based on your post, it does not sound like you have that money anyway).Instead, seek out someone in your local market who is successful at what you want to do.

To me, it makes sense to allocate resources, if available, to learning proven processes and implementing systems rather than reinventing the wheel.

No need to reinvent the wheel. 

@Cory Starkey    No need to re-invent the wheel..........click the link below and join the party manhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/731-cleveland-real-estate-forum

Some will, but you'll have to learn to work/manage differently.There is no need for you to reinvent the investment wheel for yourself for a one-off long-distance deal. 

No need to reinvent the wheel.

No need to re-invent the wheel.

@Chris Martinez  - Milwaukee has been reinventing itself in the last years and has been ranking high in a number of best city lists recently.

No need to re-invent the wheel.