I was one of the first 100 customers (at least that is what they keep telling me).I haven't had many bad experiences with them outside of the usual growing pains in the beginning.I highly recommend it, and yes, I like the referral program they have.

I've run into a few agents recently that have been a pain to work with (i.e., not fast enough, incorrect info, etc).

Gathering and verifying all the needed documentation, coordinating additions to insurance, changeovers of utilities or service contracts,etc. and even getting all of the owner's basic info is sometimes a real pain!

Closing can be a real pain.

Dealing with banks on REOs is painful.

It is a number on a computer screen and not much more.It might be worth your time but it certainly will be a rather painful experience most of the time.

A bit of a pain when it come to timeline but considered almost legally required in some markets.John Corey

Granted the seller might mess up the deal or otherwise be a pain if they find they got into a deal they did not expect.

What was different was hearing this guy, who’s glass is not just half-full but always overflowing, talk about having to endure another 2 + years of pain before things turn.

land dev can be very painfully slow depending on what part of the country you are in.