Our agreement requires that I take all incoming seller calls, schedule property visits, take photos during property visits, research outstanding taxes and utilities, and run all of it through the mentor.  

My line of thinking is if a house costs close to $2,000,000, then then promotional materials ought at least reflect the value of the property.Take for example the flyer belowI took the same photos and information brightened them up a bit (they're still bad photos, can't do anything about that at this point), rearranged them, and produced the flyer below.Do you think I could get people to pay for my design services?

It's really hard to offer advise without photos and details on market conditions.

It makes it feel like there is a hidden agenda or lack of respect.

If you give someone a respectable return they will come back to you.

Just FYI I put another deal under contract a few hours ago and have been paid over 12k this month and would be willing to screen share to show you it all, I am nothing but transparent and respectful and expect the same from you gentleman.

I'm not educated enough to know and I'm not sure if sharing a photo with you would help identify them or not.

Pro tip: I did find at least one more thing I can automate and still keep it in my handwriting--I took a photo of my handwritten return address on an envelope, imported it to GIMP (like Photoshop), then removed all the background with the fuzzy select tool.

You can market your interest in the contract, but as soon as you include photos of the property, you're no longer marketing the contract, you're marketing the property..and brokering without a license.3.

Well 5109 and 5119 on your same street rented, respectively, for $700 in 2016 and $825 in 2015.