No need to even look at a sponsor that is making millions from acquisition fees and also keeping 50% of profits on the back end. 

Presumably, they are taking fees, and likely some share of the profit for their deals.  

Price cut to where you are still making a profit that you are okay with For the future, make sure that you are getting deals from the wholesalers and running your own numbers on comps..

However, tenants have not been great, basically late on rent and/or leaving repairs that eat all profits.

However, for some reason the profit at sale seems to be skewed somehow or this is just a bad deal and I'm glad I signed up for bigger pockets.   

I invest in Columbus and find a ton of profitable deals here and help other out of state investors get onboarded.

And a property manager is expensive and profit margins on rentals are fairly small.

Can be profitable ,BUT, my experience as a hard money lender is that there are many companies operstimg in this field that aren’t very stable financially.  

Analyze the cost vs new profit and see if it is worth doing.

@Andrew SteffensWith the new normal when it comes to US interest rates, it might be more profitable to buy a property by paying cash (you're unlikely to get a mortgage in that specific country than buying something in the US with a 7% mortgage.