(Please excuse my ignorant newbness if any of these things exist or have already been discussed/dismissed, but) it would be nice if BP could branch out and someday become international (starting with a Canadian division of course :)).  

Investors who purchase properties using our system do have many tasks and responsibilities, we may have not clearly defined the division of responsibility.

I'm not involved in the sale of real estate properties.I also looked at the "Division Homepage" and took a look at the Real Estate Division, but that applies to licensing and enforcing laws for real estate brokers, mortgage brokers and appraisers.I appreciate your feedback, though!

When you get out further into a sub division, the prices are higher but so is the market potential and profit.We have rehabbed all over Northern IN and Southern MI.

I'd say that the 3 most common topics that the podcasts covered so far are flipping, wholesaling and buy & hold.I'd love to hear more on other topics like solo 401k and self directed ira, land sub-division, commercial RE, taxes, syndications, etc. 

With access to the MLS, tax records, appraisers data, Sec of States Corp. division, etc ... it's very easy follow the paper trail of some of these so called pocket deals, even if they use LLC's or other entities. 

Instead of real estate assets, their heirs can receive easily divisible shares in the Operating Partnership that can be much more easily liquidated upon passing of the estate.

Let them figure out the division of rent between themselves.

While in retrospect I can understand these things, they were not listed as additional expenses during the many many times I asked about the division of responsibility. 

I would build in a small town if I had a larger lot, it looks like they put themselves in a land division situation that doesn't make sense for the price of home expected to be built.