You bring up some good points but after looking at your BP profile  and your  LinkedIn page ( very impressive btw, we're two years apart in age), it sounds as though you're in a unique position as you  provide a service that is absolutely essential to every serious.

I'm not sure I could convince my wife to move again :)I was under the impression that you didn't need to live there unless it was an FHA or similar type loan.

So as I see it, white letters are intended to give a more "corporate" and professional impression which attracts certain potential sellers whereas yellow letters give a more personal touch that may hit other types of sellers.

After reading Account Closed post on why he's thankful for BP, and his impressive list of deals, etc..

Although I live in New Mexico, I've been investing in Oklahoma City due to the impressive market.

I am under the impression that if the exit strategies say someone unhappy or wanting out for any reason can be bought out ; that is what will take place and the person wanting out will not have the option of taking half the properties if they choose.We aren't fighting but just want clarification: who is right ?

William:Interesting, I was under the impression the registre foncier (land registry) had ceased publication of pre-foreclosure lists; obviously that is not the case.  

Could you clarify on getting rid of tenants for any reason- I was under the impression you still have to follow their lease unless you plan to live in the unit they are occupying, in which case you can get them out sooner then their lease ends.

@Steve Olafson Impressive. 

On my real estate education journey I found the BP Podcasts and was really impressed with the wealth of info as well as the sincerity and goodwill from Joshua Dorkin and Brandon Turner!