Use the chat feature if you have questions they are pretty good.

We have a free featured property listing you can join if you like to understand more about the market.

I got a unique lead today for a junkyard property in a metro area.  

BAH by ZIP Your houses can be featured in the local base inventory...but there are hoops (rigorous safety inspections) to jump through.

Landlording can be a unique challenge sometimes (like 6 inches of snow in one day this week; or last year a large bear tossed a full dumpster into a ditch (hint -- just tow it out with a yellow tow strap, 4 x4 as a ramp and pull with a truck or jeep). 

So, it's not unique to humans.Some folks are negative about everything.

For me reasons include: better able to be a niche salesperson e.g. investors, in a metro area with a lot of opportunities to expand e.g. property management, loving the unique character of the region e.g. historic homes, wide variety of unique amenities, FOOD, and I've put in a lot of hours getting to know the local market.Small towns may have opportunity to dominate the market pretty quickly, but it also doesn't take many agents to oversaturate.

Big time saver if you use the features as intended and more importantly keep your books in the system/utilize online payments and rental applications.

This is one of my favorite features of Bigger Pockets especially for asking specific questions.

Extra points can be had if it includes a blog-roll like indexing (by date) and a in-scope search.I know there is the "followed topic" feature, but what I had in-mind has an even sharper point/focus than that.