How would you suggest I gain legitimate experience to be a solid note broker?

Is this a legitimate strategy?

I’m surprised this thread hasn’t gotten more attention or responses, as it seems to me to be a big deal to discover a legitimate way to protect California real estate assets without being subject to the $800 franchise tax fee (which tends to be discussed so much in BP forum threads).

Bring them a legitimate deal at ARV x .70 - EXPENSES (based on real numbers) and they will buy your product all day long.

This is like many franchise companies where royalties are paid from the sales of individual franchise operations to the franchisor as well as to an area or region manager.In a legitimate MLM company, commissions are earned only on sales of the company's products or services.

Unless the properties are held in a qualified pension plan, the taxes are not deferred just because the funds are held in that entity and not distributed to you.There are very few ways, if any to legitimately avoid taxes.

Saying that you will not give a payment until work has started will have any good legitimate contractor telling to have a nice day and leaving.

Legitimate cost estimates for repairs, maybe.

If anyone reading this can give me legitimate advice on the career as a whole and any brief advice on choosing the right starting path.

If there is a legitimate reason it is a no brainer as far as I am concerned.If this is a real deal don't try and ask for much lock it up, close it.