@vladimir valladares,Or you can  just tack on the typical Agent commission to the sales price and run it through the brokerage office.No problem there. consider it what it is, an off market transaction.

With student loans and other expenses, I was hesitant to take the risk.So, with the BiggerPockets and my independent research, I see that wholesaling is a great way to gain capital, which would help with my startup.

Typically, at least one months salary.

Get a NAR contract from state your in and use that for the agreement - best place to get one is find an investor friendly agent on BP and they typically will provide one for free or a small fee

how long does it typically take?

Wanting to learn and gain insight from experienced members that are local and of course bring possible business to them. 

@Bob Bowling if the lot rent is 200 and the home rent is 300 to get to 500 monthly total rent, minus typical expenses (33% of $300 for this example) this gives a 1982 mobile home a net of about $200 per month or $2,400 per year at a 10% CAP gives each home a value of 24K using an income based approach, which is overpaying - this home can only be sold for about 5K in the real world.  

Then I got to thinking about some questions:What are the typical exit strategies with partners on a BRRRR deal or a rental deal?

How is the typical PMI percentage ?

So I would like to gain some idea in this field.