This is a membership that gives me access to attorneys and cost under $20 bucks a month, not using it much now but at times it was very beneficial and saved me thousands of dollars in legal fees, you may want to look into this.Good luck! 

There are times where flood plains are not accurate on the FEMA maps and this survey could uncover that - you can request the FEMA maps be updates using a LOMR or LOMA (I forget which it's called now) and then this become a non-issue.  

It's also not because they are just that nice they want to spread the good news, if that was the case then it would be cheaper than a BP Pro membership.

I dont think you need a re license or a pro membership to find great deals.

Many send out Sales Surveys that I will only return if it is advantageous to meIf the property's assessed value is higher than my purchase price , I will file a protest 

The cost of a Pro membership is almost free if you use the resources to help you on your first deal.

Better yet, buy in a LLC, bring your rehabber in the LLC, let them buy in. they do the rehab, then buyout the property from the LLC and then they can stay in or bail from membership and move on, This may set the property in title for 30 to 90 days or more, the property has been improved, there is no question as to the value added and the amounts exchanged under an operating agreement are not public sales.

I started working with them about 2 years ago had to pay 4000 membership fee but it’s a lifetime membership but I was pretty upset after a couple months I couldn’t find any deals that would adhere to their 50k min profit on a deal so stopped looking until just this month I started getting back into it and it looks like they’ve added a additional fund program that allows you to bring in deals with less than 50 k profits so since I’ve already spent 4K on this program I need to give it another go. 

From my east coast experience, if you look at the Fannie Mae Small Loan program they will consider the borrowers (principal membership interest) and the property in underwriting.

Hmm...wealthy people don't speak what's on their mind (from the survey)...well that leaves me out - lol.