***Newbie alert***PROS- Have listened to nearly 50 podcasts over the last 3 months- Registered with local REIA group and began networking/building team of contractors/agents/RE attorney - I have a private lender lined up that has PLENTY of capital and solely wants to diversify their investments- Have analyzed some deals, though probably not as thoroughly as I should have, hence me signing up for BP plus membership before the deadline to access calculators to hopefully show I am taking the right stepsCONS- I have never done a deal before - Recently relocated to this area (only lived here 3 months and moved over 600 miles away from all friends and family)- Currently in the process of purchasing primary residence with wife (this isn't necessarily a bad thing, but just trying to balance life/new job/closing on home/launching RE business all at the same time is new and somewhat intimidating- I think I may be having some paralysis by analysis set in.

After the fact, when the 1031 is complete you can contribute the property into an LLC for respective memberships. 

I'm loyal to this membership and a BP addict. 

They offer cheaper gas typically by a few cents and savings if they buy so many goods in the store with a membership.

There is a free membership option but the annual subscription isn't too high and then you gain access to all breaking news and their Book of Lists. https://www.bizjournals.com/columbusI've lived in Columbus for nearly 20 years and have lived all over the city.

Oh, and you could get complimentary food/drink if you showed you left a positive web review of them.NTAREI - I attended a meeting I paid $25 for as a guest with non-membership.

In my personal membership club, I teach folks a way to access significant amounts of company credit whereas limiting their liability.

How was the process and do you find the service is worth the price of the membership?

Note that if you are using your SDIRA to fund your membership and the fund uses leverage, then your SDIRA is subject to UDFI on your prorated portion of profits from the fund.

in addition to the thousands spent on course fees, both require continuing annual membership fees of $600 per year each.