My company is going to  be hosting a wholesaler training on September 17th in Charlotte. 

I'm willing to train them on scripts as well

Work with and train a realtor for exactly what you’re looking for.

I recommend getting professional sales training in order for you to train and manage a sales/marketing team.

First, a second eye on evaluation -- I am an operations manager by trade and I am acutely trained to think of all potential outcomes, costs, risks, etc., and I can lend my expertise at various stages of the deal.

I did have a roommate from Canada one time, but he was only in the area for a kayaking training camp that was conveniently taking place at the riverside park down the road from my house (within walking distance for him).

Most restaurants discount the entire ticket. 

In the meantime, consider investing a couple hundred dollars in a training course from credible realtors and you tubers that have inexpensive, quality, market driven training programs like Michael Zuber of www.onerentalatatime.com or www.meetKevin.com.

I get to see their accounts, not just a credit score, and their criminal check picks up virtually everything as best as I can tell because I see people's traffic tickets all the time.  

You could go the other way as well which would be a "diversification exchange" but if you're heavily leveraged you probably won't be able to get by with just the proceeds from a sale as down payment on multiple properties unless you found one or more that an owner was willing to carry with minimal down.Either way, if you can find a way to crack the cash code the 1031 will be your ticket to transition that portfolio without incurring a tax hit.