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Updated almost 5 years ago,

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Lisa Lavie
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Montreal, Quebec
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I'd love to know your thoughts on Keyspire & Scott Mcgillivray

Lisa Lavie
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Montreal, Quebec
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I would love to get your feedback. I often go to real estate seminars in my city of Montreal & the seminar usually lasts for 2 hours or so and they jam in as much information as possible & at the end of the seminar, they mention that they're having a 3 day seminar & try to get you to join for $1000 or $2000, etc...

I joined one this past weekend for the first time ever. It's Scott Mcgillivray's seminar (Very popular Canadian TV show host and real estate investor and company - keyspire owner) and so far I'm loving it and learning a lot. Tomorrow is the last day of the seminar but now they're trying to sell everyone on becoming a member, which is upwards of 15K. A lot of people seem to be showing interest in it & I'm sure Keyspire is going to get at least half of attendees to purchase the package deal.

What I want to know is if any of you have done these type of full on memberships with companies and spent 15K, 20K, 35K etc to be a part of networks like this and if you feel it's worked for you?

Thanks so much!

Lisa 

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