Forced registration resulted in more "leads" however required more effort on our part to sift through them and find the motivated buyers.

We end up not using so much of the program, and sifting out all the stuff that specific to stick-built investors.

Yep, BMO (aka Handyman's Candy Store) has some good pieces but you must sift through it all and if you need to put a whole kitchen together you may not be able to put together enough matching cabinets for the entire kitchen or matching bathroom cabinets, etc.

The other huge benefit is the buyer (with their agent) is usually pre-qualified, saving you time from sifting and sorting through buyers with no W2s, tax returns or pay stubs. 

On my spare time I would sift through the uploads and time after time I watched and heard new information..As I sat and listened to all of these savvy investors I realized that many of them had the odds in their favor.

I have been given what I believe to be some good information but again, it is so hard to sift through all the variables, varying thoughts from other investors, and stay on top of watching all the inventory. 

I'm sifting through properties and its looking somewhat promising for the criteria I set out.

Also there is so much sifting required through MLS listings it can be very time consuming.

I was wondering mainly if it is worth it to sift through sellers on CL.

It looks like Canon may actually have some good options, but it is so hard to sift through all of the various models to figure out which one will do what I need it to do.Thanks again for any insights you may have!