RE professionals now have a much larger audience of buyers to target and a cheaper form of media to advertise with.

We have brought 2 properties from them (cash), without any problems except a few tax liens (less than $500), which we were able to negotiate.

I want to place 500 fliers on these cars each month> I figure this is a captive audience and someone might think about selling or I might find a buyer.

For that, we should be paid for the value brought.

When I last saw them three weeks ago in New Orleans we met about doing some projects together in the near future and I have no qualms about their judgement if they brought me a deal or an opportunity.

Does it matter if the second party does not bring in funds but brought the deal to the table and will manage the deal during the hold period?

Sometimes they buy homes without the ability to see them before they buy them- they never get the chance to go inside prior and you're seeing it through their eyes as it happens.They know the neighborhoods well and make decisions as best they could based on the information they have on paper and based on what the know of the area.I think you'll see some incredible stuff if you guys continue to watch- this week's upcoming episode is one of my favorites.Happy to respond to any questions that anyone has or better yet, I could ask Doug or Mike to as well.I always try to reach out to the audience on all of our shows and it's sites like this that I love to find.Hope you continue to watch!

I described my situation, and once I brought the LLC into the conversation, they said they could not help me because they would in effect be providing capital for a business.

Besides free information being more likely to get shared, it gains your audience trust and increases your authority on the subject.

A big discussion amongst the audience ensued about insurance.