Welcome to the game Aaron.You're in a great market that is sure on its way up.Since you're on the ground you'll have the upper hand compared to all of the out of state guys. 

I for your information i absolutly have no plans on becoming an “agent” when i have multiple ”agents” on my team.

I am recently unemployed and am looking to get in the wholesale game in North Jersey.. any advice?

I am in Illinois, so that may be the easiest place for me to learn the game.

Second, when it comes to utilities in multiple real estate building can you get a better deal on utilities or does it stay the same?

If he doesn't have to list the building, do any marketing, hold open houses, or negotiate with multiple buyers/offers, what's left for him to do?

But if you can come up with a game plan and execute, you will be see very good ROI.My property in Fruitvale is probably a good example for you. 

So, after changing the name multiple times on the same profile, I am asking myself what the best scenario would be...Do I go ahead and change it to the new sales person's name while they use it?

Once you are out of the bad deal, you can take the cash you do get out of it, and invest in a property that will make money...meaning, you will recover the temporary losses you have now, and start making a profit again.Staying with a bad hand, and continuously "betting on it", will get you out of the game fast. 

I recommend reaching out to some local superhosts that already manage multiple properties in Kissimmee FL.