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Peter Harris - Commercial Property Advisors
Hi BiggerPockets community,
I have spent some time and been successful in the residential market (flipping homes) and wanting to diversify my real estate investment portfolio by venturing into rental apartments. I know that the world of residential and commercial are two completely different animals so making the transition is really scary and intimidating. I started doing some research and happened across Peter's website and founding myself watching all of his video's on youtube - which I have really liked and liked the idea of his mentor-ship (ie: protege) program. I think he does a great job explaining and keeps it interesting. After doing some further research on BP and Google, I have come across some forums that talk about Peter with mixed reviews (for the most part positive) but I have not seen any that talk about actually signing up with his protege program. Does anyone have any thoughts about the protege program? Is it worth the investment?
Like I say, I am a newbie to commercial any feedback, advise or direction you could provide would be great,
Thank,
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Hello I know this is kind of an old thread now, but I just wanted give some feedback on his protege program. I took a leap of faith investing my time and money into it, however I have no regrets. I'm still fairly new only about a month into it, but so far it all seems like a pretty legit operation. I have a solid curriculum to follow and I get 2 coaching a week with Peter practically unlimited. The way the program works is you put a minimum of 10,000$ down to prove that you are just as involved in this as Peter and his team are. Then you get set up with this incredibly complete, user friendly REI software called epartner. You are given about a week or 2 to become familiar with the software and then you get a 1:1 call with Peter Harris for a strategy session to figure out how he is going to be able to help you in your individual situation. You have so many tools and resources with the software and you basically get your hand held through the entire process of finding a deal, making an offer, closing and so on. The catch is you have to split your profits with Peter 50/50 until you reach 500,000$ profit, and once you have made that mark you get a check written to you for the initial 10,000$ you used a kind of collaterol. At that point you can choose to end your professional relationship with Peter and his company or you can choose to keep him as business partner for future deals and have access to all his resources such as investors, lenders, etc. Because I have no capital to begin investing my own money, Peter is going to teach me how to wholesale and build up revenue to eventually invest in a commercial property of my own to buy and hold. He is a really good teacher. He's patient and kind and transparent. I personally am looking forward to what doors this protege program will open for me. I hope this helps anyone who is considering his program, and good luck to you on your journey!