In our case, it's a piece of property. 

You have to control all of the pieces on the board.  

There are so many keys pieces with wholesaling, it gets to be overwhelming when you put so much time into analyzing every detail. 

Your team is the most essential piece of the puzzle.

I do think something like this is going to be more attractive to a specific audience,  so I'd do the work to analyze that piece of it - and consider other amenities at a similar investment level that might have broader appeal in that pro/con list. 

I would still ask what they need you for as they are providing every piece of the puzzle?

It's like single family lots with ADUs is more attractive as you can have 3 to 4 units on a single family zoned piece of land and it could be in a nicer neighborhood. 

  $500+ each year for dues is a lot, especially when you're a new agent who is trying to figure out how to pay desk fees, business cards, continuing ed and soul-crushing marketing costs.One piece of particularly irritating bullcrap in the media reporting though (big surprise, right?). 

If you work with an investor they will want a piece of the pie.

Why give away a piece of the project to someone when you can simply hire them (or someone else) to do the work instead.