I have not brought SEO in the mix.

Perhaps it lacks the "guaranteed" pitch that might intrigue you, but those pre-determined dividends are great until they stop, and usually that's what happens when new capital is not brought into the deal.  

@Amy Lemaistre, I'm surprised to see that no one has brought this up yet.

If you click on the magnifying glass in the upper corner and type accounting you’ll see other times this has been brought up and the answers given. 

As an individual, it is hard to open an efficient, responsible, profitable out of state network because as an individual you do not provide that much value for an agent or a contractor to run around and cater to you.But when you are part of a group that closed on over 4 million in real estate in six months and brought in over one million in local rehab dollars and put 50+ people to work and paid the city inspection office for all the permits, inspections, and reports then people cater you to. 

If NAR had any balls, they'd cut off the IDX feeds and take their listing data private again, force anyone who wants access to MLS to sign a buyers rep agreement at the very least or better yet pay a retainer, put the companies who simply populate data from the MLS into their own sites then offer crappy customer service out of business (the ones who brought these lawsuits on us by being bottom-feeders) and control the market. 

Here's a excerpt from one group of scammers brought to justice.

Sorry for trying to understand the process you brought up.

I wrote them up and took them over the building last night...I also brought cookies and icecream in case anyone felt like I was targeting them (which I wasn't) but also made it clear that I thought there have been violations done by guests of some of the tenants. 

I used a website called agents invest and the deal was brought to me.