Your best bet is to show the broker your current liquidity and the purchase price range you are targeting.

I believe that your best bet would be to either 1) find an off/on market property that already meets the 1% rule which will be very hard especially in that area in today's market or 2) find a fixer upper and buy it cheap and force that appreciation.

Since this is essentially 100% "on-call" and inquiries or messages could come in at any time, how have others structured payment to someone for these activities?

However, when we asked for former successful students, where we can ask/interact with them… the school only shown us slides of active members, but not real persons.

Account Closed said, you keep track of that travel and those expenses could be added to the basis of the property if you have identified the property before making the trip (Just the market investigation trip is not added to basis) Flipping and development: You could possibly deduct the travel to another state if you have a flipping business: 1) Flipping business is reported in the Schedule C or as an ordinary business activity if you have an entity, and travel cost to acquire the other properties can be deducted if planned property. 

On average I would bet these ibuyers offer 20% or more above the wholesalers.

However, despite all fears south florida (miami) remains active place for "bargains" ( price per SQF) with attractive mortgage rates,  spectacular location, cultural growth, strong rental market and a good way to diversify portfolio. 

You need to actively reach out to members on here who are making things happen and meet them

Uninformed people may promote this activity but it is not legal.

+1...fish through BP, bet you'll be surprised at how many people from your market post here.