@Jon Holdman can come closer the anyone answering that I would think.I think anyone can mine old posts, if you have the time and are really bored.Do they go on to succeed, no, most fail, just like in real life.Oh, they are a ball of fire when they get here, hyped up with the likes of a few on here, you know, the speaker types that run circuits, sell programs and hypnotize newbies with claims of flipping a contract for 45K or whatever, but they are gone after they hit reality.I have no idea about the data, like the average term of a membership, but since they are free and if they don't go to the effort to sign out or terminate, once a member always a member.

According to a national survey conducted by The Boulder Group (see page 3), the majority of active net lease participants are expecting 2013 cap rates to remain unchanged or decline.

But, it just hasn't shown anything for us, yet.Does anyone recommend using any of those premium membership sites to gain access to better properties?

To really be able to access it and see what it is about, you need to be a member with a paid membership.

Membership is $100 and is worth the price of admission as the network is rather large and extensive here.

Still, I vetted them though in some special cases, it was difficult.I had a group of nuns, belongs to an order, whose membership dropped in recent years by a good 75%.

Given the size of the market for fractionalizing notes of the kind BP members are interested in, you're looking at smaller law firms which likely won't have conducted any sort of 50-state survey.

Normal Monthly Memberships equals $100K4.

Originally posted by Bryan Hancock:NAA Income And Expense Study:NAA StudySo on page 1 on this report, under "Regions Used in Survey", it lists all the states except IL.

Or they may not be focused on the REIA at the moment if they have other stuff going on and had to put someone - anyone- in front of the room.So before you plunk down dues, pay for a meeting entrance fee instead of a membership.