Has anyone heard or follow their podcast/ radio show? Curios if they are legit and worth the time and money to be a member? They are based out of Texas I believe Huston but seem reputable and very informative. Reason I ask is I have been reading books for sometime and have come to realize that if I don't start getting active with a group I am never going to take the first step to getting involved in real estate.
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I've listened to their podcast for a few months, they do seem legit. They do say even if you join them (about $500 the first year, then around $200 every year thereafter) to join a local group if you're not in Texas.
I listen to them often. Steve Davis' radio shows are great and they have quite a network and model, it goes in line with my overall philosophy, but as Charles stated, I would start locally, where you're going to be...They have plenty of free online webinars, I'm not sure of the cost, but I know they walk you through their model and like most mentorships they'll split your deals (Wholesaling) until you yourself start investing in SFRs, then if you choose to continue, you would then pay for the transition to Multi-Units. All based around building Passive income and Lifestyle (Family, giving-back, doing what you're passionate about). I listen to them when I run errands and whenever I am out of the house....I also have had some mentoring from an investor out of Pittsburgh who did they're program and follow their model and he is "retired' with SFRs. It is definitely not just "fluff' or "hype". Start local, go to meetings, work your market....if you can't put it together using all your local resources, then go that route (or if you just have the $$$ and time)
Adam,
I'm sure that most will agree...
Visiting local real estate clubs is one of best/most economic ways to start getting started/active and meet many "local" individuals with different talents who could be a great resource for you.
The locals at the club(s) will really let you know what works locally versus what "may/should" work in your city/state.