I do not have any experience with the WCAP program specifically, but I have had a little experience with Epic Real Estate, and have found them to be pretty great in most aspects.

The no money part (rags) can be defined many different ways though. 

Also, the TP did not really argue the removable aspect.

The more experts/consultant/turnkey you involve, the more profit is taken off the top to pay those experts.Your best option would be to pick a strategy, define the criteria for what you want to invest in, and execute on that strategy.

And just like any business, you need to understand all aspects of business to be successful; you won't be successful just by following someone else's system or blueprint.- When paying for coaching, focus on local education, not national education.

I've not heard, prior to this, that you can't put an option on a home with loans or liens, so I wanted to make sure I understood that aspect.  

I like to think of entity choice in terms of at least 3 broad aspects, 1. limitation of liability, 2. taxation, and 3. freedom of operation. 1. 

They'll already know what they're looking for and not get hung up on the business/reputation aspect like your average big bank might do. 

I’ve seen responses to individual aspects of these items below, but wanted to bring some of them together, are there any suggestions on the following with the goal mentioned above?

There are probably 10 different answers to this question and they all begin with depends.In my opinion the most valuable aspect of a flip is finding the deal.