You really need to see what they are promoting to understand what vendor fits your needs.

@Kenneth Cheston I'm a little unfamiliar with the Baltimore market as I'm from Pittsburgh, but this deal looks pretty enticing even from a perspective of a "lower priced" market.

In this deal I dealt with surveyors, city- county, city engineers, recorder new 911 addresses, promoted a new neighborhood to city council and now ready to build.

That’s why there’s not more people doing it even though it is being promoted by a handful of gurus that are trying to make side money in addition to their three or four assisted living facilities.

The people promoting them never mention the downside of what happens when your tenant stops paying.

My first thought was that to be able to make the same amount of $ per month without actively managing it sounds pretty enticing.

She has since been promoted to a post master elsewhere.

When I speak with lenders, lots of them are promoting their non-QM options to really stand out from the crowd.

I think the promotion you saw was saying that residents of those cities can join without a member invite. 

Manufacturers promote their products with cash rebates.