They only ask the big multifamily, and they only survey apartments.

The basic membership is $45 a month.

We have many resort communities that have similar amenties/guest experiences as Reunion. as @Jay Breitlow you will have to expect the extra membership fees associated with some communities in order for your guests to enjoy everything they offer.There are about a dozen, large, high quality resorts that you can self manage or use any property manager you wish.

Due diligence typically includes: site survey, geotechnical report, appraisal, zoning analysis.

The annual membership is really affordable and all the perks easily pay you back, especially if you plan to develop a portfolio.You are basically telling me that you want to cook a gourmet meal but you are not willing to spend money on the ingredients and hope that your guest will not taste the difference.

We'll also need to get someone out to survey the land to make sure that building is ok, but this will be done during the inspection phase and will be made contingency. 

Some have small membership fees and some are free.

Buy the cheapest membership you airDNA.  

@Brandon Harrison I don't see how your math is going to work, unless you're a licensed realtor and saving 3% BA commissions on buying and 3% listing commission on selling.Your resale costs are usually about 7-7.5% with 6% realtor commission and 1-1.5% in typical seller expenses on closing costs, title  policy, possibly a survey, HWS insurance, lender required repairs, etc.

Hi everyone,  I am fairly new to Bigger Pockets and I just signed up for Pro membership.