I really like the idea of minimizing personal expenses while buying as much investment RE as possible.

I reach out to the people on the list via mass emails from time to time, however I'm unsure of how to benefit from the list financially.I don't have a course or product to sell (at least not yet), so I'd like to benefit via real estate deals some how; at least for the time being.I suppose I could find an affiliate product that I believe in to promote, but again I'd like to benefit via real estate transactions if at all possible.One thought, was to let them know the kind of deal I'm looking for, and to offer to pay them a wholesale fee if I close on a deal they brought to me (the "bird dog" approach), however I'm unsure.I'm looking for ideas on how I can financially benefit from the mailing list.I put a lot of effort into providing quality information, so I don't think anything is wrong with pitching something here and there within the emails I send out.Any insight is appreciated.

If your message is on-target, they can work, but don't make them so wordy that the homeowner will think they don't have time to read it and figure out what you are pitching.

Approach it this way, "those areas need to remain empty for 2 reasons, one is so that if there is a repair emergency it can be accessed quickly to minimize damage, and 2 if there is ever a fire those items especially in those areas will contribute to the spread of the fire and the difficulty of putting it out"I know in my lease where I rent I signed a clause saying that my garage is for me other areas(attic, crawlspace, outside water heater closet) are off limits for storage or use.

We are one-of-a-kind in that we are super strict about spam, which helps us stand out :) Sometimes people get upset with us because we remove a lot of posts, but it's so worth it because it's pure value and content - no pitches!

Smaller, no selling from front of the room allowed (no guru pitches).

There is clear evidence to indicate many banks and some of the GFO’s have been selectively selling in bulk to prop up home prices, minimizing the stigma of having to foreclose, and generally avoiding the open markets.

You minimize your out of pocket expenses this way.

How to petition the county for lower taxes, how to minimize vacancies, attracting top rate tenants, etc...If you made it this far, thanks for reading and I look forward to hearing from you guys soon!

I think that if he is really a motivated seller that sales pitch could very likely get your down payment to where you need it.