I reach out to the people on the list via mass emails from time to time, however I'm unsure of how to benefit from the list financially.I don't have a course or product to sell (at least not yet), so I'd like to benefit via real estate deals some how; at least for the time being.I suppose I could find an affiliate product that I believe in to promote, but again I'd like to benefit via real estate transactions if at all possible.One thought, was to let them know the kind of deal I'm looking for, and to offer to pay them a wholesale fee if I close on a deal they brought to me (the "bird dog" approach), however I'm unsure.I'm looking for ideas on how I can financially benefit from the mailing list.I put a lot of effort into providing quality information, so I don't think anything is wrong with pitching something here and there within the emails I send out.Any insight is appreciated.

I'm seeing some "promoters" of CF putting out some pretty old and basic stuff calling it CF.

Hi James,I love anonymous people on forums who's first post is always to cause trouble or promote a product but I will you humor you anyway.

The thing that I always promote for investors is to look for full transparency.

I've been getting emails from a couple lenders promoting this program but my local lenders don't know anything about it.

If we were promoting the "sale of real property" then it would be a totally different story.

Basically, if I put an offer in now, would there still be all of this paperwork and would the bank still require it to be listed at a market price to promote competition in their best interest?

We formerly had this functionality, but the groups very quickly became little more than areas where spammers could go and pitch/promote their wares.

I actually found them to be quite arrogant relative to the bulk of the other real portals, but they seem to be reputable.They likely have carve-outs in their contracts with promoters pushing the "reasonableness" of 506(c) to the promoter in the event something goes sideways.

If it was promoting a product or service then it likely was considered marketing resulting in it being removed.