Just trying to find ideas to attract more cash buyers.

I was interested in the method until I realized that the cash flow wasn't very attractive compared to the liability and amount of work/problems that might go into the plan.

Around here one important factor is how long a property sits.Another important factor is location -- is this a neighborhood that will attract flippers or homeowners?

Their website states that it places online ads to attract renters and even has a credit check system.

Set your new club up on meetup.com in order to attract other interested people in your area.Also check out the Bigger Pockets blog and look for posts by Rosie Nieto, she runs two clubs in California.

Its getting harder and harder to collect leads just by offering a free report or access to a special area... especially if you are attracting non-internet savvy people.I have found that using video on the landing page to introduce yourself, and explain the BENEFITS to what you can offer the visitor, and then give them real examples of how it applied to others, and then ask them to submit the form... you will do much better.Also, I think it is important to have expectations as to what is considered a good optin conversion rate.

I see so many sellers take back financing with out checking out the buyer, getting enough money down or thinking about what note terms would be attractive to investors after the fact.

Kind of makes the gold standard look attractive again?

Just realize its an expense to your personal budget, not an investment.CD's look pretty attractive, right now.

If you would like, I can provide specifics of active listings that are attracting these people and we can discuss how any investor who owns properties that meet the standards of these listings could also "unload" these homes at a fair price.