This is the most important step - there's nearly a 90% failure rate of real estate agents as they get into this industry and I personally believe that it's because a lot of people try to do everything on their own, this is a very complex and can often be complicated industry, there's so many different things from lead generation to lead conversion to appointments to writing and negotiating contracts and managing escrows and all of this stuff, it could be extremely overwhelming, trying to do all of that stuff on your own is a huge mistake, find a great team in your area, interview two or three teams, pick the one that you feel is the best fit for you and you're in alignment with the culture and the goals that they have established.

Is the commercial property is somewhat distressed possibly the seller will carry back a portion of the sale (seller finance) which should reduce the down payment needed3) encourage your clients to research syndication and capital raising techniques. this is the most difficult as it requires following SEC rules and starting a thought leadership platform but is a great way to take down properties without your own money

Not sure how complicated it would be to amend the bylaws. 

Most contracts like this aren't that complicated and it wouldn't be that hard to see the risks in them.

That doesn't make speeding legal though.To complicate things, I believe having a license increases your legal risk if you are wholesaling as you describe.

But, in a more complicated transaction where issues arises, they serve as another line of communication, less formal than going through the attorneys. 

That is an interesting technique.

At least I hope it was BBQ sauce.Add to this complication more and more fans are now equipped with E12 bulbs, CFL bulbs, LED bulbs and most of those are not dimmable by traditional dimmer switches.So the bottom line is, are you a fan or remote controlled fans? 

It's way more complicated than QB but once you get used to how it works it definitely can do the job. 

You're complicating this.