I do strive to make my company better with each client.The package is designed to stream line the process for each of my client.

And for brand value I'd argue there is no "nike" of PMc, so many can fluff the feathers and cluck how great there brand value is but I say show me the client stream coming purely from brand, I call BS to that "cluck", and say it's open air and opportunity for any to create brand value in a market and take market share where there is any lacking options in PMc quality or availability. 

all of those content streams.

He is definitely "the real deal" in terms of he is a very successful entrepreneur with a big net worth and several streams of income (one of them being these future flipper course sales).Here's my 2 cents. 

You've presented a great list of questions here, however, I wouldn't be able to address the bulk of your concerns because: 1) the specifics of your situation/intentions will dictate the proper advice, and 2) these questions are better suited for an attorney.However, it sounds like you have a variety of different income streams, all of which are treated differently for tax purposes than the others. 

If you're goal is to build generational wealth and multiple income streams, I'd put just enough down to make sure it would cashflow at the % you want and buy as many as you could.

The city has a strong rental market driven by population growth, providing stable income streams for investors.

It's an asset based loan so most all the requirements will be dependent on the rent covering the debt so if you have cash but no stream of income it'll be the way to go.

I like the freedom of doing real estate deals, while helping people get what they want out of their opportunities to have property as another income stream.

I am leaning towards and would like to retire early and eventually rely on passive streams/investments and ditch my 9-5 within a few years.