These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Pacific Wholesale mortgage also has a training program (boot camp) but it doesn't involve finding leads for others and can be done while still working for your current company.

In March of this year, Williams passed away and his "beloved" home is now on the market for the very first time, at $1,895,000.

Training to become an agent?  

Those 2 months of shadowing him and his crew outweighed any books or training I could've bought with the $5k commission. 

The train of real estate is starting to move for you!

When you do try, make sure to get a team that cares for your success and trains you well. 

This might be due to my current career in IT as we are trained to not trust ANYTHING online. 

It eventually became impossible so I switched to a digital system and trained my employees to handle them all.

@Gilberto Fuentes Absolutely pre covid we had trainings that are included in the package you spoke of.I did what we call full immersion wear you and a group go to coaching,then get on a bus and visit 3 properties,to do repair estimates and what to look for.One thing we get is a repair estimator program as well as a deal analyzer that plugs all the numbers in and tells you the profit.My first flip I had 1 hour to figure out a bid price repairs and an ARV.I bid 55k I figured 30k in repairs and 10k in holding cost and closing.I won the bid against about 12 other investors,my repair cost were 27k and my holding cost went up to 17k.I was moving too slow and interviewing contractors.I still pulled out just over 30k in profit.This deal would have been a perfect BRRRR.I could have pulled every penny of my money and rented for 1200 a month but I wanted the cash.