A license is required to broker real estate in the USA so not only do you run the risk of operating an illegal business by going this route you could also simply just get a license and receive vastly cheaper training from a brokerage. 

On the job training is always the best, but be sure to check out local community colleges to see if they offer any basic courses.

At a Than Merrill 3 day training in Memphis, Tn at the current moment.

I have found that DFWREIClub.com has a great list of references and a lot of trainings and meetups that they host.

@Mariyah Trammell that's what your broker is for this is my second having my license so I went back to my old brokerage and their training was so out dated I moved.

Off-market deals would probably be your best bet if you want to go the seller finance route, and would have to be a strong deal at that as sellers know the strength of the position they have in this market.A suggestion - look over next door to Durham, or even a little farther over to the Triad (Winston-Salem, Greensboro and High Point).

Truth and honesty first.Focus on the strengths and how you have a plan that you are building out.

They have monthly regular meetings in addition to Saturday intense trainings and bootcamps.

And you have prior experience.I tell people to play to your strengths.

What training do they provide?