I spend my days traveling all over the northeast repairing machinery and promoting our brand.

(Agents please feel free to promote your qualifications.)

We built the product originally for landlords, and we will never abandon them.As to feature-sets, I'm not going to self-promote on BP or say one solution is better than the other as that is for you to decide.  

Your are renting it, Lease, but you give them the option to buy at a later date.You promote this property as a RENT-TO-OWN.

@Avery Gilmer I'm not here to promote myself in anway but I will say just email me before speidn a dime on a real eastte.

Structured the correct way, many cash offers with quick closes are much more enticing than people think.

The video was used as a promotional tool for self-directed 401K accounts which I use and recommend.I have been involved with flipping since way before it was trendy and on TV.It troubles me that the process is presented like anyone can just buy a hammer and make millions.

If doesn't look like the earnings on a flip are enough to entice anyone (I'd need a loan of $385,000 in exchange for half of $40,000 when it's sold).

In retrospect, Bill was right to question the OP...Turns out he came to BP to promote some eBook he had written, and when he got about as many customers as he thought he was going to get (after about 12 posts), he stopped contributing...In other words, in my opinion, he was more interested in using people here than helping them...

1. good references- agents will quickly deteriorate their reputation if they actively avoid investors.2. we are a funnel for buyers/sellers- each deal helps promote the agent's name out to other locals thus increasing the chance for future sellers to list with them.3. they might want to invest one day- by gaining each other's trust they be a future prospect for partnership or private money.4.