I subscribed to Deal Machine and started driving for dollars the same day.

That's OK, I want my deals to be subscribed by investors who know exactly what they are getting into and are in alignment with the proposed strategy.

If I were you, I would be subscribed to as many wholesaler lists as possible to see what is out there.

Many, many years ago, I subscribed to fasthomeoffers.com.

. ________________________________ ____________________________________ Signature of Property Owner /Date Printed Name of Property Owner State of ___________________________ County of __________________________ Sworn to and subscribed before me this ______day of _________________ 20___ by _____________________________ who is personally known to me or has produced ______________________as identification. __________________________________ __________________________________

And it could be a perfectly valid reason, b/c common sense would say that, if they averaged out the typical profit per subscriber/franchisee, the math would be lousy.It makes sense that a ton of people would start and then not follow up and then make zilch, while a handful would do very well.

They claim that because they need to scale more aggressively,  then charging more people will give the paid subscribers more bang for their buck.

Right now I'm reading a book titled The Book on Rental Property investing  by Brandon Turner which I've found very resourceful and helpful, I'm also subscribed to the Bigger Pockets podcast and I try to listen to it everyday.

I certainly subscribe to the idea that if I wouldn't live there then it's not a great place to have a rental property.

If so, I am subscribing to this thread in hopes of a CPA recommendation.