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Rene Franco Godina
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"The Flipping Formula" HELP PLEASE

Rene Franco Godina
  • Pasco, WA
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has anyone attended the 3 day bootcamp seminar from 'the flipping formula"? if so, did anyone actually got POF for 500,000 to start making deals,(after completening it)?

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Ray Hurteau
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Ray Hurteau
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For anyone considering the Flipping Formula or any other "guru" course. Take the money you would have spent on it and use it towards marketing. Then you can wholesale, especially in the Boston area, for 10-50k each deal. You should be able to easily make your money back and then some if you market for 6+ months to the same group of people and build rapport with local investors via REIAs to source them deals. Focus on MFHs, because that's where there is greater wholesale value than SFH.

For my specific experience with the FF (yes, I bought into it and regretted it), you can see my other post reply here (scroll down a little for my post): https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/147152-the-flipping-formula---sat-through-2-hour-seminar-and

For anyone seriously considering paying for their course: please PM me because I can help advise you on how to start  a marketing campaign or to better use your funds.  The guru course is not cheap and you only need a fraction of what they ask to get a wholesale operation going. 

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