Make a page just for your listing on Facebook and promote it. 

I use the same strategies as I promote for my own RE Investments and certainly appreciate a simple, streamlined approach to doing business.  

It states "Right now you are a customer"  The goes on to detail the duties an agent owes to a customer - Disclose defects, treat buyers and sellers honestly, account for money and follow all state and federal regulations.It goes on to say "You may become a client" and details the additional duties owed to clients - Perform to agreements with skill and care, promote your best interests, put the client's interests first (fiduciary obligations) and maintain confidentiality.So if your case was here in Maine (your state could be different) and you were a customer, the agent is free to buy that property that you wanted, so long as he didn't deceive and complied with all other laws.However, if you were a client, he would have violated the requirement to put your interests first. 

There's also free seminar by incomepropertyformula.ca this Sunday but they'll might be promoting an expensive course at the end so be mindful. 

Some promoters still seem to overlook this. 

I hate to say this because I have two differant friends who own VA companies and a promote them a lot to my students. 

At the 3 day, they will be promoting the next seminar where they will share all of the "secrets" to becoming wealthy. 

It is also a shame that the provider is not stepping up, especially when he promotes himself as a reputable TK provider who stands by his product

I decided to follow one of my passions which is in tech, and became a software developer.I work at a great start-up, and just recently got promoted to a six figure income.

If you aren't (even if you are) ........... gosh, this sounds promotional, look at my blog "Let's play TIC, TAC, TOE" it allows you to be an owner partner and your TIC Agreement governs the arrangement, you just buy a fractional interest, that's all you need!