You spend your profits ONLY...and use(invest) your seed money to infinity...and beyond.

Making some money on the side while doing this would be fantastic, but I'm more concerned about the education to be gained from the opportunity.My rough plan is to gain enough experience to become a wholesaler myself, and use the profits from that to jump into REI (Single-Family homes and Multi-Units) with a strong foundation.I'm currently residing in Cumberland County, more specifically the Vineland/Millville area.

Then with that profit I would take a portion of it and invest into trainings, courses, camps, etc.

For larger loans rates are better, we are closing some large deals in LA with 4.5% 30 year am, 5 years fixed.

Potential Gross Profit How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I like starter homes for rentals because I can grab a larger pool of renters. 

The name of the game for banks and lenders, unless they're servicing the loan, is to do a loan that can be guaranteed against default (Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac) or do a loan they can get rid of to the eventual servicer at a profit. 

And he sells to you at a higher price but it doesn't matter because his profit is tax free.  

I’m only taking half of the profits, but I’m also paying for half the deal, working half the time, and have the benefit of added motivation to meet my commitments to both my partner and the business.  

- If so when/how can you earn a better split-Some people prefer larger brokerages with recognizable branding while others like myself prefer a smaller boutique feel-Which areas do you plan to work?