hey i would like to get some feed back from people that have used the invelo program... is it worth the investment??

With that said, this is a long game and the ones who are successful are the ones who consistently put the effort in over time. 

However there are still solid, consistent investments. 

Absentee owner lists, in my opinion only, not fact, will likely have the lowest returns of success so quantity and consistency will be required to experience success.

There are different reasons to want to run a business (freedom, feeding your family, personal satisfaction, creating a legacy, building wealth for future generations, etc), and if you don't know what your goals are for running your business, you'll end up building a business that doesn't give you what you need from it.- Know Your Market.

If you consistently put out the signs and consistently mail out letters, you will get plenty of deals.

The argument is that it doesn't "feed you" and thus is a liability.

Wholesaling and flipping is a business so If you want to get to the 20-50 deal a month level or more consistently you first need systems, proper KPI tracking, a solid team and consistent marketing across several channels.

Trust me I am picky so I do a background checks consisting of rental, credit, and criminal.

On the contrary, the businesses who consistently use direct mail, know down to the penny how much postage is, and how much each resulting call has cost them.3.