Find out everything they do, and ask if you can find deals for them in exchange for them mentoring you.

In exchange for a good referral, they may be willing to refer sellers to you that they can't help.  

But I would exchange places with you!  

A deed in lieu of foreclosure is the acceptance of collateral for all amounts due, an exchange of property for the cancellation of debt.

I would take less of a guaranteed % in exchange for the potential profit later, as an equity partner.  

There are exchanging out and will make 1 million plus from the sale.

In order to roll over ANY of the gain you would have had to use a Qualified Intermediary such as @Bill Exeter for a 1031 exchange.

Originally posted by @Mike Herbon: If the property is really a good deal then I recommend the following:Ask the seller for an extension;  even consider putting up more of a deposit yourself in exchange for delaying the closingExpand where you market the property.  

As a investment broker, you need to develop specialized knowledge and serve your clients in real estate investing, taxation, depreciation, property management, financing, and exchanging.  

Most tenants will sign away the SD in exchange for reduced future liability.