It's good to hear others are having success, but I would check if it works in your area before you spend the $150.I don't know if this would apply to you, but some folks think that FF works similarly to AirBnB or Vrbo where they will push resident requests to you.  

With a lower entry point you can really push some spicy numbers, especially with 5+ bedrooms. 

You can also follow Richmond-focused real estate groups on social media and LinkedIn, and work with local agents specializing in investment properties to stay on top of deals.

We seem to have a strong (but faulty) bent towards following prognosticators, for better or for worse. 

So have a great loan officer that understands those programs, and doesn't just push you to FHA.#6. 

We have a high likelihood of getting approved by following the city's guidelines and seeing what it is that the city would like—getting the city's buy-in along with the community's buy-in shouldn't be a problem.

They’re pushing this $40k program on us now, and I was ready to buy in until someone raised the question of whether or not it’s legit and now I’m super second guessing this decision.

With margin trading of 20-25% of initial investment, when stocks market collapses with dollar cost averaging as a strategy  , leverage of the initial investment in stocks, the AAR can be more.comparable to most syndication (compared to 20% down payment in real estate).I have been following BP forums for the last 4-5 months and have spent almost 4-500 hours.

Has a large following .I believe this is new venture Not recommending it or disapproving it as I don’t know enough about it.

You need an expert to push to get the house sold.