Makes sense, why would an investor like yourself pay the same amount as you when there's a ton of inventory in a low barrier of entry neighborhood.

The barrier to entry in the real estate game is scary to "us" that have not jumped the barrier that programs like this one are very intriguing and attractive. 

Many investors want to invest in real estate, but find it too expensive where they live, so they turn to our market in Memphis, TN (Workforce City), attracted by the low barrier to entry and cash flow potential.

The cost of entry in Red Deer may be appealing to many as well.

Like anything with a low bar for entry you will have unethical people operating in that space but wether you are a wholesaler or a fix n flipper if you are an unethical person that’s says something about your character. 

Taking on a house hack deal is a great entry point but still (what feels like) a big first step.  

Just some food for thought for those who invest in mortgage notes and think buying seconds cheap gets you in the business at a low barrier to entry  - it is cheap until you have to reinstate or payoff a first lien.

I have not bought anything that’s already built or in another state but trying to find another state with lower barriers to entry.

That barrier to entry is very challenging and if $8000 is enough incentive to get ones butt going, it is worth it. 

I thought it was my entry too.