In california a broker must have 2 years experiences as a agent and must take additional classes, they also have more responsibility in regards to their understanding. 2.

We self-manage and therefore focus on class A properties that we can manage all over the country.

This can be done using Class B shares, which would not give them a voting right in the LLC.There's a great discourse on LLC's at the website for Lone Star Land Law.  

I’ll share my estimates of the numbers (based on what was provided and my own adjustments) along w/ an update on our negotiations.Asking price: $249,0005-unitC-class neighborhood.

You won't find any  restriction to  title to real property that it must be sold only to a class or group of buyers only using cash, that would devalue the property limiting its market, such a restriction would be easy to overturn IMO.

It sounds like this guy is trying to make some money by providing information that you can freely access here on Bigger Pockets.If you have no cash for down payment and credit is not perfect then yes, wholesaling may be a great solution.Always, always double check with the folks here when paying any sort of money out-of-pocket for tutoring, coaches, classes, courses, etc.  

In NH there was a recent bill to add two new protected classes:1. 

We self-manage and therefore focus on class A properties that we can manage all over the country.

Class A properties with smaller returns but also smaller expenses and I watch the margins very closely.

Was just wondering if anyone has had any experiences in taking the C.O.R.E. class from RichDad Education.