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My personal focus would be SFR/flips/wholesaling but open to other topics or areas of interest.  

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I have been spending the past few weeks trying to figure out what is fair and what would even be a good starting point to even open up negotiations.I think this is a topic that isn't necessarily covered enough in detail outside of your standard 70/30 or 80/20 LP/GP splits on syndication deals.

Some topics I am really interested in are:-Tips and tricks for buying: Foreclosures, REO's, Short Sales, Sherriff Sales, etc-BRRRR investing-Rehabbing multi-unit properties-Or pretty much any seminar/workshop you found beneficial!

Secondly, what are the other websites that have forums or are also amazing for real estate related topics? 

I couldn’t hit every topic I wanted to.  

I do want to provide you with a little more information on the topic, so I linked an article belowhttps://www.fortunebuilders.co...I hope you find this use and don’t forget that BP also has tools you can use. 

Check the website at CCIM.com and look over the topics for the courses.  

We all discussed this exact topic, and I think everything that I would say here I already said there. https://www.biggerpockets.com/...As for the selling side, yes I list my properties "myself" however as an agent, not a broker, you still only get 70% or whatever of your side of the commission back, so just keep that in mind.