I am a licensed master electrician, I work for a contractor (great pay, benefits, work truck, etc..) but also own a fully licensed and insured electrical contracting company I basically have just set up (been open 3 years) but no time to do anything with because I am constantly working on both houses.  

My dad basically required each of my sibilings to own at least one income property.

However, it is good to get the basic knowledge to avoid the most common mistakes.

If the buyer doesn't have an agent, I would guess that you'd probably at least be able to at least come to an arrangement with your agent to take a reduced commission, since otherwise they would be basically getting a double commission for very little work.Also, just bear in mind that if they do make any of these adjustments for you, they are doing you a favor.

Basically I can benefit from any information that is given.

It just seems a little unfair to make such a broad statement such as 99.9% indicating you've basically never met an ethical realtor.

They call them passive investments vs turnkey but same concept.

He has the cash and I have basic real estate education but no experience nor much cash (for now).

I would like any advice or help basically knowing as to where to start with my wholesaling adventures.

Because our rentals are out of state, we are trying a new concept of holding back 10% of the cashflow and donating it to a local community minded organization near the home.