Maybe not pure-pure profit as you still have all the other possible costs of buying and selling or wholesaling.The issue is the up front costs and are you really going to get deals worth your time.Like any marketing you really can not tell what will happen until you have run the system for a while (6 months or more).You should try to contact existing members who are paying the fee and see what their results look like.Most successfully RE investors know that different forms of marketing work at some level so it is a cost vs. reward question plus the upfront costs vs. the back end profits (cash flow management).Everyone can find ways to do things on the cheap or cheaper.

Fix it up comparable to other houses in the area or just little better.

I'm open to new ideas for other contests that reward helpful and active members.

But be bold and brave for you will have that oppertunity that will fall at your lap and then will be the time to cap out your rewards.

Its all about understanding your risk and the reward you get from it.

They just have a few too many homes compared to the number of people wanting to live there.John Corey

The comparable "Rentals" do not have D/W except in the high dollar restorations which I am not competing against...yetI think you answered my question though.

Fees are very reasonable compared to others.

Hello,I am new, but learning a lot, and my last post was just like this one - seeking opinions on a possible deal.In my area I found an REO on the MLS for $70K, while other houses that are comparable on paper are listed for nearly $100K and selling.

Prefer it compared to what?