(I could walk there.)I also saw that the membership is $85, and each meeting is $13, but I wonder if that includes the buffet?

The report also now looks like an appraisal because the BPO mills have added so much stuff and requirements to beat out other mills for orders.Unless you live in an urban core area it is not that profitable.The reason is if you are suburban to rural there are not many comps and they are spread out. 1 order takes a bunch of time and has a bunch of adjustments and QC issues to make it work.The fee they pay is the same regardless of the difficulty.Local banks tell me the get hundreds of calls a week from agent wanting to list REO's for them.If the bank pays 2 and you have to split with your broker and cover computer platform fees,asset company training fees,yearly membership fees,etc. then you are almost working for free selling REO's.It is NOT a gravy train like people think.Yes REO brokers who had just a few listings int he boom times when things went bad they made huge bank for 1 to 2 years.Then now everything is saturated and not enough to go around.You can pick up 1 or 2 listings but you won't get rich off of it.

I was spending $8000 a month living in LA (mostly paid by BF) and then cut it down to 4500 moving to Dallas and then I really cut back on a lot of things: cable, downgrading to metro cell phone service from sprint, cut my Massage Envy membership that was $60/mo, getting.

I would recommend just buying the pro membership of BP there are a lot of tools ie. rental property calculators, flip calculators etc with unlimited amount of use.

Does this require a pro membership?

These membership shares can be sold on Crowd Funding portals.

No membership fee needed, I don't get a dime any which direction on any of it, I share this because I can.

Welcome to bigger pockets and good to see the PA membership growing.

Hi Tyler,You might want to look into a PRO membership here.

Post an ad in the Marketplace here on BP - but you'll need at least a Plus membership to do so.Thanks!