Just the competition factor is enough to scare away most investors, and lets not forget funding for the whole process.

I'm not sure how many of them act on it, but still, is it generating more competition for yourselves on your properties?

i mean if you meet with someone and they screw you over, you're out money and you move on.just do as many as you can and make as much money as you can as fast as you can and while your competition is sleeping or worrying about what type of contract to draw up, you're planning your next farming session and planning your next weeks schedule to meet and greet investors at the next chamber meeting or rei meeting.go go go.

If you have a competitive market you may need to do some updating based on the rental market.

I deal with over 90 lenders so that I ensure you that I am able to offer you the most competitive deal for your financing.

And when the housing market turns around, the value of my properties will improve dramatically, so I want to buy while the market is bad.There are exceptions to every rule, of course, and we haven't bottomed, but in twenty years I think that buy-and-holders who took advantage of this environment will be glad they did....

His business model is to trash his competition while selling his own guru training.

If you have a GC willing to do that for you, great, by all means take advantage of an onsite estimate, saves time.

The main thing I am unclear of is the fact it is 'Government Subsidized'.Is this an advantage or disadvantage?

Don't EVER think the other club members are your competition.