He loves this kind of work, so likely charged us far less than others would have, who would rather work at volume doing the same thing over and over.  

Weeding out the casual agent and underperforming broker will allow some needed consolidation in favor of excellent service/expertise who can do higher volume and reduce margins (ie commissions paid by homeowners/buyers).

We are the #1 EXP team in the nation by sales volume, and our founder LITERALLY WROTE THE BOOK on short term rental, long term wealth.  

We started with low volumes, up to 13,000 per week on average today.I'm not a service provider, I have no course, and I have nothing else to sell to this audience, nor will I ever, so this is just based on my experience as an operator.

I currently use whitepages and it is too expensive for the volume of leads I have.

The bulk bidders will buy more volume some at loss.

To report to the credit agencies cost a bunch of money for a servicer so of course they are not going to do it cheap.Many servicers do not handle single property servicing and only accept large pools for volume where they do not have to keep track of a bunch of little clients.Note world does individual ones but I do not know if they do credit reporting.

You cant have this volume of business through interstate commerce the amount of investors hammered like this and just walk off.. the only way he walks away is if the investor just grin and bear it and never say anything to any regulator IE AG  FBI  Department of Real Estate etc etc.. you start getting 20 to 30 complaints on the exact same issues and regulators are going to step in and then its just a slam dunk.. this will be just like the cases I posted about with Marquis and Buy PD .. like I said this is not new or novel what Morris has done.. this is just on a grand scale.

Only thing that stands out to me is that they could steal materials, and this is just paying them upfront in a different form as opposed to the 10-30% cash of the project's costSeems to be a good option if doing a decent volume of home flipping, but would love to hear other's opinions

Definitely worth the cost though, especially if you plan on contacting a higher volume of properties like this in the future