I currently have a rental property that is in a co-op in Manhattan.

Even if that avenue isn’t for you, with your new-found education, I see people every day on the FB AirBNB Superhost group that are looking for co-hosts that know how to operate.

Originally posted by @Chris Seveney:not sure what is scarier, that you do not see the risk involved in note investing or the actual amount of risk there is in non performing note investing. who was the guy who sold the course on how to broker notes .. he was from Colorado ended up getting indicted and I think did jail time.during his run..

It is my opinion that you will NEVER find useful wholesalers during such meets.The wholesalers you will find during these meetings are those that are desperately wanting to "Co-wholesale".. i.e. they have no leads of their own and can not find leads of their own and try to make money off of other peoples leads.Or/and, wholesalers that need to network to make money.A serious wholesaler does not have 1M buyers.

You will make them work for your list like so:No offense to that kind man-meat that wanted to be on my list, BUT do you know HOW many people say "I am an investor, and I can close fast" and all they do is try to co-wholesale your property?

@Justin Butterfield I am not a lawyer but I doubt It is co-mingling fund to deposit it into the LLC account.

I was wondering if you can co-wholesale a property in Illinois or would that be considered brokering?

@Tiffany Kho Typically the city government website will describe their short-term rental regulations. 

I just received my Colorado Broker's License.

Here is what CO has to say about the practice.