This might be a good place for me to post about finding a really training course on Dodd/Frank.

My opinion is that wholesaling is probably the most difficult strategy to master.If you have remodeling skills, the odds of making any real money, are much greater buying, fixing and selling.It would likely be much easier to find someone in your area to team up with/teach you how to make money with a fix and flip, then to find someone to teach train you how to do a wholesale sucessfully.

One which has provided me the opportunity to successfully operate my contracting and property managment businesses for the past twenty some odd years.

Or NOI could be understated due to capital expenditures being reported as operating expenses.

If you complete a deal in 100 days, they will pay you back your training tuition....

All of this is negotiated and spelled out in your operating agreement your attorney sets up.Expectations have to be clearly defined and agreed to UPFRONT as equitable for all involved.

Pre-foreclosure is the niche I want to learn and operate in but it appears that I still have much to learn.

Was it someone with experience or someone you trained?

Next, I can tell you that other RE professionals, closing agents, attorneys, appraisers or any other who operates under any license to work in RE will have similar views.

Real estate Operators need management and maintenance people.