first take @Todd Dexheimer's advice.second, in bigger deals than a duplex the "sponsor" (you) will get an acquisition fee and upside equity (read promote). 

I've been a part time wholesaler for a little over 2 years now, and my one piece of advise is be consistent with your marketing.

I see you all putting together so many deals, so I figure why not put my life out there to see how you would all move the chess pieces. 

They should be able to help you start putting the pieces together.

. - It makes perfect sense, actually (the following is pieced together from my posts in other threads on this topic, which are abundant (the threads, no my posts!).

On the Burbank project, I'm not sure if you already have someone, and I hope you don't mind the shameless promotion here, but we'd love to help you get that addition taken care of.

At least that is my current understanding of the type of policies I have.For future reference, without promoting your own, were would one find a list or sampling of the top 100 agencies in the U.S.

Being that it takes a little more time to build clientele, being a designer, I feel as if, it would be smart, for me to go ahead an make a name for myself, by flipping antique pieces of furniture and while advertising, mention that I also offer interior design services.

There it was, somewhere around 3-5 AM, I'm the only person awake in the house, and I'm sitting there playing video games on my computer when I hear small pieces of it coming from the television on the other side of the room.

It is a pretty piece of property, but it may never be developed in my lifetime due to the possible liability issues.