The techniques they teach either (a) don't work (b) require a level of knowledge unobtainable by the student (c) require a level of experience the student does not have or (d) require a significant amount of capital3.

Of course you plan to avoid all of this with the techniques you are taught, but nothing is guarateed.

What techniques will you use or develop to find good trades people to replace you?

That person with the trainer will probably learn techniques and methods that I don’t because they paid for that knowledge and assistance.

I'm currently on "Never Split the Difference"I think it's a worthwhile book that can teach most Individuals various negotiation techniques.

Hey @Carlos Ptriawan maybe you can explain to James how to read posts and perhaps some comprehension techniques. :)He clearly doesn't understand my point and he's going in circles arguing with himself.  

Very succinctly summarizes many of the techniques I use myself when evaluating properties, the most critical of which is filtering out those listings of $1k/night from the owner that just rents out their unit 3-5x/year and blocks it off as unavailable the other 300 days/year.

In addition to knowing good marketing techniques you'll also need a technology team to assist with setting things up properly, a legal team to help organize your securities offering, and it really helps to have a RIA help with investor relations after you initially use your sponsor exemption to sell your securities. 

The community is built around applying the techniques and practices taught through an online streaming education platform. 

"On a second note, did the high net worth guys you know build their wealth using all cash techniques or did they use debt to build their business and then switch to cash investing once they made it?"