Amazing enough that I bought the PRO membership and I believe enough in the tools and network provided by BP that it will allow me to succeed in my pursuit of financial independence.And, I believe it has allowed me to see that I might be royally screwed on my rehab/flip property I am working on.

I am interested to get a pro membership.

The partners may not be required to adhere to the IRS requirements for conversion of an investment property since they were simply given the properties in exchange for membership interest in the dissolved company. 

They may ask you to pay a small annual membership fee.

It’s a paid membership but I don’t mind sharing.

As long as you're purchasing an actual deeded interest in the property itself.What won't work is if you are wanting to purchase membership interest in or shares of a partnership that owns a building - like most syndications. 

My personal favorite structure is property owned by a trust; beneficial interest in the trust held by multi and/or single member LLC's; then you can get real creative on who owns the membership in the LLC's.

I went to the Iowa REIA meeting back a few weeks ago and didn't see much value in paying for a membership yet.

They are pretty aggressive with their marketing - as soon as I signed up for a free account, I started getting e-mails about once a day telling me how much value I could get from a premium membership.

I heard about BP after signing up for a trial membership to Audible.