I helped start a design/build company in State College, PA.

Depending on the area you are working, the probate cases will be assigned to a designated courthouse.

The reality of a Rich Dad person is irrelevant and focusing on that means you've missed the point of the books and not learned the needed lessons of how to think about approaching your finances and investing decisions.

Just my personal approach :)

What the best approach to distribute the funds at the end of the flip so that I am only liable for my portion of the profit?

Starting in some niche is being a technician on one machine you'll never be an engineer to devise your own deals out of different situations unless you know the basics.Then, you'll be able to vet any mentor, you'll know if they know what they are talking about or if they are snake oil sales types with strategies and programs that are designed to separate you from your money. :)

The first of which is a longer term approach.

Jumping in and learning later is the WORST approach in REI in my opinion.

One of the staff had approached me and another fellow and offered the 3 day course to us at half price.

Hello folks:I'll putting together my pan of attack and I'm thinking about different ways to finance deals when coach puts me in the game.Since banks don't really like giving unsecured lines to investors how do you approach them when applying?