Although, it may be beneficial to hire an agent on a reduced flat fee basis to push the paper.  

Nothing wrong with him at all - but since coming to BiggerPockets, I've:- had my eyes opened to a much broader range of potential deal types and structures - including many who are ready to truly "partner" rather than my previous setup of simply being "sold to"- been impressed and grateful for the extent to which so many of you have been willing to answer questions I've posted on here and asked privately- gone through what I feel like is nearly an entire self-taught course on real estate investment (and no doubt with an absolute ton still to learn)- made connections with a number of you that I am confident will lead to mutually profitable business (I'll protect the names of the innocent, you know who you are)- found ample opportunities to leverage my funds - though clearly am always looking for more!

Knowledge is so beneficial for beginners and long term investors. 

what happen when a mutually agreement is reached?

(like 2%) It was beneficial...So don't give up on the program, but of course consider other options...good luck!

Honestly this is where an agent can really be beneficial.

I'm hoping this can be a mutually beneficial networking experience

If you just want to invest in stocks or mutual funds for example, you can, of course stick with a discount broker or a bank.

Buyer will accept said transfer of beneficial interest subject to all existing mortgage(s) or Deed(s) of trust.3.

In my opinion, a mentor/mentee relationship needs to be mutually beneficial.