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Lamont Marable
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$15,000 for Multifamily/Apartment coaching or $100 per call?

Lamont Marable
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Waldorf, MD
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I am torn between paying $15k or $100 per call or $39 a month for a bigger pockets membership.

Well, I'm not totally torn because my wife made the decision for me.  Case closed.  

Has anyone ever paid an astronomical price for coaching?  If so, did you pay off?

Regardless, I'm looking for a mentor without taking thousands from my credit card or tapping into my HELCO. Can someone recommend a multi-family mentor they've used or perhaps someone seeking a JV deal that we can work on together?

Thanks BP!!

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Arlan Potter
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Arlan Potter
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I read one book. "Buy it, Fix it, Sell it"

Read it after I bought a few cheap houses. Start small, buy a cheap rental, fix it up and rent it. Repeat until you want a multi family. I had bought 40 some houses before I bought any kind of multi family.
It is not rocket science. It's just buying a house.

That's it. BP is a great resource. Find a local REI group. Ask questions.

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