I found nothing worthwhile in the program and felt very sure they would honor my cancellation. 

Using a static financial calculation to determine what deals are worthwhile and which ones are not is invaluable practice...it's an acquired skill and you will figure it out, but its not an end-all.Your current option may be limited to reducing your ROI, redefining what you are investing in and why...and/or possibly exploring markets with lower price points...and as always, making efforts to source your own deals. 

In exchange for this, the other party can find the deal, or do something else to make their half of the deal worthwhile. 

If you have something worthwhile to say then please fee, but there must be a better way to promote yourself!

So, you'll need to invest time making HUNDREDS of low-ball offers to get one accepted or find a way to source properties BEFORE they are listed by an agent.So, you either have to accept it and speculate that future increases in rents & values will make it worthwhile, or invest out of state.You might want to follow the "Deep Dive" series we're doing on our BiggerPockets blog about Metro Detroit cities, City of Detroit Neighborhoods and comparing Metro Detroit to other hotspots investors usually consider:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

It's a CRAZY market here right now, but that doesn't mean you can't find something worthwhile.

If you do just first name, last name, city, state, and zip you need a lot more entries to make it worth while because the match rate will be a lot lower.

had a big impact because she knows her stuff, can relate it in English and that fact that I helped or have helped her over time to learn the trade makes it all worth while.

>) to answer and filter instead of the voice mail, but I haven't looked into this yet, and suspect for my low volume it probably isn't worthwhile.  

@Brett Synicky I tried Top Producer 8i and wasted it because I didn't have enough leads to make it worth while.