I served for 21 years so let's use the military as an example. 50 new recruits show up for basic training and the instructors immediately start tearing them down.

Welcome to the space and be prepared to be bombarded by people wanting to recruit you.

I can't wait until I have a few properties "recruited" to help me bring in more cash flow.

However he continues to raise more capital from the never ending ambitious new investors he recruited, $25k, $50k, $200k from each at a time.

Furthermore, if your tenant isn't a client of the attorney you are interreacting with, and that attorney would then go to the tenant and try to recruit them as a client, that is likely an ethical violation that could get them in trouble with the bar association. 

They don't do the downline gimmick that you see at EXP, so you don't get bugged about recruiting. 

@David DachteraDavid if you are so proud of renatus, I'd spend less time DEFENDING them and more time..1. talking about your dealsrecruiting2. teaching what you know here3. demonstrating deals with SPECIFIC DETAILS OF DEALS you have done4. not sounding like a recruiter of an MLM (thats what my impression of Renatus is, like AMWAY)5.

Frankly I am surprised at the number of brokerages that fight over recruiting agents.

Scott, I feel like we have to distinguish between the new person who honestly doesn’t know and may be being misled by the guru hype, and the hostile newbie who post after having already paid for a mentorship and either psychologically can’t “handle the truth” or is trying to recover his money already spent on the program by receiving compensation for “recruiting” other “innocents”.  

There is nothing wrong with that, but the local coach may be getting commission on any new recruits, so be aware of their possible motivation.