I fully expect with EXP through the revenue share program I'll be working at 100% year round including the low monthly fees and once a year education fee.   

. + Religious, charitable, legal, educational, domestic, accounting services, architecture, engineering, surveying, and veterinary services. + Services rendered by nonprofit membership organizations for the promotion of the interest of the members. + Nonprofit educational and research agencies. + Public utilities as defined under Tenn.

As I grow my business, I want to leverage this capability more and more.

@Michael Plaks@Dave FosterThanks fior the info  and where can I educate myself abkut DSTs? 

I watched Chris Goff's webinar and have signed up with REIPro to educate myself on wholesaling and I am eager to get started.I would love to network with other Real Estate Investors in the DMV (DC-Maryland-Virginia) area and do joint ventures together. 

Getting started is a fine balance between education and motivation.

It is created when you put leverage against a property. 

What leverage do you have to keep them in line now that the deposit is depleted?

Even though someone could theoretically purchase a note for $30K and just let whatever happens happen as they work it out, there's an inherent safety in spending the same $30K to just purchase education to help navigate those waters.

You seem to be leveraging commercial money on residential property for some reason.