One more tip, consider taking a small retainer from him to get going.

You have a plan on investing, you are getting education needed to continue, you had the benefit of having a mentor train you, you have taken action which is better than 95% of the US population so you should do well.

You are just bumping into the tip of the iceberg of partnerships.

Any new tips or tricks i can use??????

Cool!

That's when case law comes into play, and unless the person at the real estate commission who is answering the phone is an attorney who is trained to interpret case law, their opinion likely doesn't matter much.

His website has reasonably priced training materials (under $100 last I checked), and I'm sure that he has materials to cover your request.

I know there are smarter and more skilled people than me, for instance I know how an automatic transmission works, but if I tried to design one, or even rebuild one I would have parts left over, better to let an expert who is trained and experienced in that field do the job, so that I can enjoy the product, right?

Just like how some people run from homes close to the train tracks, and others absolutely love hearing the trains rumble by...

An adjustment would have to be considered for the location on the busy street; similar down adjustments would be made for location next to industrial property, next to train tracks, with a freeway running behind the property (a fence can allow separation for safety, but won't reduce the noise by much), etc.