I know you mentioned advertising (also look in affiliate marketing), but tying payments to an on chain token is no easy task.

Another local CU I have no affiliation with Georgia's Own Good Luck, Rachelle

@Ramki D.Try this webpage for the real estate templates that interest you:https://journal.firsttuesday.u...I have affiliation with this company.....good luck..

Check out our affiliate the Springfield Area Landlords Association (SALA).

They also have a lot of affiliate sites too.You may want to consider searching for a 'local listing' site as well, some markets have unique preferences.

So after gathering all the info from these threads it sounds like he's capturing money from this many different ways (this is all speculative and I have no definitive facts but here are my educated guesses):Kris and/or affiliates own the houses they are selling to you under this turn key program and sell it to you at a premium.They then charge you a $10k acquisition fee fo access to his team.He also owns the closing title company and he owns the mortgage brokerage so he's making commission on all of that as well.He most likely owns the property management company within the markets he sells to his partners.He also splits ALL of the ROI 50/50 including the monthly cash flow with 100% of your money..Is all of this bad, not necessarily.  

HelloAn extensive internal review of this project has been completed and unfortunately the denial cannot be overturned due to the project's direct affiliation with a hotel.The WAIKOLOA BEACH VILLAS is part of the Waikoloa Beach Resort Master Association that is a hotel.

I'm not affiliated with them but can recommend Memphis Invest if you are looking for turnkey companies as a remote investor.

I have no experience or affiliation with them. 

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