Content appears to be loaded by community members, but I like the idea of folks being involved in their neighborhood in this way. 

Hi everyone,I joined about a week ago and the more I navigate around the website and read the content/listen to the podcasts the more I get excited about this opportunity.

I read through the terms of service and noticed you can't use their content, but if their content is the same on all pages they generate, that creates a major SEO issue, regarding duplicate content.

So I have to either accept that the market has shifted, or else be content with the leftovers that the serious investors have rejected. 

1) Josh has some media background in his past and seems to still have some connections.2) They're positioned their podcast format in a far more educational format so they have a very good idea on how to frame their content to deliver real value.3) They have access to one of the largest pools of investors and models of anybody else on the planet.Its interesting that so many investors on here complain about the existing shows.

@Jared GreeneIn my experience, it's is the content of the letter that is more important than the number.

It is a right, not a contract to sell.your Washing State REI Expert is @Steve VaughanRead about ROFRs here http://www.baylor.edu/content/services/document.ph...And see a lawyer.

I spend a fair amount of time in the car and was wondering if anyone had any other real estate investing podcasts, YouTube channels, etc. that they would recommend that also provide content comparable to the BP podcasts. 

I am also a partner in the Madison Real Estate Investors Association, so I get to meet and work with a lot of other investors, REALTORs (my sweetie is one) and vendors.I also do some creative tech work - develop websites and do the creative emails and content for a few clients. 

See https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/selling/b3/3.1/01.html for all the details relating to your question.