., the seller is informed, as part of the purchase offer, that the closing is dependent on the purchasing party engaging a third party end buyer at a higher price to buy the property. 3.

It may be possible for a BUYERS BROKER to engage on behalf of the buyer; but for the licensed broker it would be like sending a letter to the state Real Estate Commission requesting an operational audit.Further, even if you, as a wholesaler we’re licensed, what you have essentially is termed a “net listing”; almost all brokerages have stopped doing these forty years ago.  

You need someone that clicks with you personally before engaging in a mentor/mentee relationship with the dedication and stress that may be involved.Where to find a mentorStart by looking within your existing network.

Once you have your degree and you're making good money you can use that income to buy real estate and engage your passion of real estate.

You need someone that clicks with you personally before engaging in a mentor/mentee relationship with the dedication and stress that may be involved.Where to find a mentorStart by looking within your existing network.

I'd make up a spreadsheet and run some projected numbers for different types of properties....STR vs LTR vs MF vs BRRR, Etc....see what comes up, maybe you'll have a revelation......You could also just look for the best property out there right now...kinda like the NFL draft, they just take the best player available (regardless of which position they were hoping for)Good luck!

There's almost no value in sharing that information up front.on another note, I highly recommend you avoid engaging in back-and-forth arguments.

As mentioned you would want to engage a civil engineer to review the lot and provide schematic drawing with potential subdivision.

If so, how can engage them to make an offer? 

@Kenta HonjoTypically the lender would engage the appraiser?