It's a non-profit organization all having thier own agendas, I have seen more and been involved in more disorganized, unguided and misinformed boards than you can imagine, very difficult to get anything done sometimes, but it just depends of how it is set up and the attitudes there....always politics.As an individual owner, you are simply allow others who don't have a clue to control your property, in ways you can't imagine unless you have been associated with a condo development.

I haven't used woofoo.However, Google Docs has what I am imagining to be a similar feature, where the form will dump everything into a spreadsheet.

Maybe you could argue we'll stay in this low rate environment for the next 5 years, but in 10 - with all of the money thats been pumped into the system and the government's apparent goal of devaluing the dollar I think interest rates will begin upwards sooner and more briskly than you might imagine (especially considering the multi decade lows they are at now).

great analysis.I would imagine that not only were the top 50 the most active but also the most consistent on this site.

Is this my imagination or does it seem like we have stabilized?

I would imagine that getting them to buy a property right off the site is not realistic as the primary goal, but you may know that once they set that appointment via the website, you know how to convert them from browsers to buyers, so the primary goal is the appointment.

It just seems absurd to require a compliance for a year and I was trying to imagine how they would legally be able to require this.

That would probably be the best way to meet an investor I'd imagine.

The investor has the same resources to find houses that the wholesaler does, probably more even, considering (my opinion here) that I would imagine most wholesalers are beginner investors dont have all the resources.

The rents are low, the collections are probably bad, mgmt fees are high and I imagine the expenses are also going to be high.