Hello fellow investors,I am in the beginning stages and I'm starting with education.

Most of the podcasts, blogs, and/or books that talk about starting out, mention steps like analyze 100 first or go see 50 houses first and it seems realtors get bored when you constantly ask for comps but aren't ready to buy, either because you're getting your education or the deal turns out not to be a deal (which you don't know until you analyze it with a good ARV lol) ...

I am still trying to get my first transaction/client, and ultimately my goal is build leverage from my initial deals to generate more leads and more business to make a full transition into running my own RE practice.

The key is having a strategy to leverage and make it a no brainer for them- sounds like you have that.

Will sponsors be responsible for verifying education/experience?

I would love for him to not have to worry about a college education and student debt and I would love to be able to leave him a small nest egg when I'm gone.

As another guy pointed out as well however title is held on the property when you go to sell it is how you'll have to buy the exchange property - IE - Bryant Diel and Bryant Diels Mom - youd have to buy Bryant Diel and Bryant Diels Mom - or ABC Co LLC - ABC Co LLC will need to purchase the exchange property.You could leverage up to a significant property with your first purchase if your farmland is free and clear. 

Every small action taken leads to more networking, education and opportunities. 

When I help educate them I not only help they avoid crashing and burning, I help myself by competing against more educated investors.

I suggest you start by educating yourself via podcasts, books and networking.