A big point to consider is that Fortune Builders pitches "coaching" as part of their course -- this was the biggest issue I had with them.

The'll pitch their 3 (10 hr) day seminar next for  $1,997 - refundable if you do a deal within the next 6 mos...supposedly. 

Always minimize your taxes as much as possible,  but a big tax bill means you made a bunch of money. 

I still pitch Deltona to a lot of newcomers and experienced investors.

I don't have any ideas and don't want my pitch to be too short or too long. 

The bank does the closing for a minimal fee.

-I help you get a good attorney to get your agreements prepared.The problem with seminar pitch men, everyone has a hand out. 

Almost every "wholesaler" I encounter is trying to pitch MLS listed REO properties. 

Given America's average home value, this could easily reach into the tens of thousands of dollars in taxes/transfer fees.Had the parents created an irrevocable trust such finheritance fees could have been avoided or minimized, but oh well, rest in peace.

What angle can I pitch the investors I work with to bring me into the deal as an equity partner (NOT a commission) given they are all seasoned and have all the pieces to the puzzle.I appreciate everyones advice in advance.