I would be super surprised if they have an age restriction for members.  

I just signed up for BP and I am super excited to have access to so much information.

The market might be in for a "realignment" so-to-speak (i.e. bubble burst) in the near future; it has been mentioned on the BP podcast and it's also come up on more than one occasion on the Super Agents Live podcast.

I'm super excited to be a part of BP!

Or, are you supposed to leave a bowl of fruit on the countertops?

So my super basic question isn't what should the offer be, but really if I am making an offer that the seller considers too low- is that going to jeopardize the deal if they don't get another offer?

I'm super new to the community and want to purchase my first investment property.

I was in the process of trying to obtain a list of properties that have received a code volition, they said "You can not request such a broad list of code volition's, you have to be super specific" so is there another way to find a list of propertires that have received a any code volition within the past 6 months.

That will bring me super valuable info on what people are looking and if what I did to the house is aligned with it.I know 90% of the people would walk w/o filling the form so I was actually wondering if doing some sort of drawing would incentive people to do it.My questions:1- Is it legal?

If you're doing a super-rough estimate, you can enter them as 50% of gross rent, so $335 (if $669 is the gross rent).