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Anthony Maggio
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Fortune Builders Mastery Program

Anthony Maggio
  • Salem, NH
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I hoping to communicate with those of you who have had first hand experience with Fortune Builders Mastery Program. I know there are people who have had tremendous success. These individuals are virtual spokespeople for the company. I also know there are others who have had no success. Too often these people look to bash and blame the company. I'm hoping to get to that middle ground person who can objectively discuss the program.

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Eric Hiltner
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Eric Hiltner
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Don't buy it. Use the money to buy a cheap house that makes sense to you. I bought into the course and yes, it has a lot of good education, but that's not what you need. Experience is the best teacher. You need to take risks and commit and take chances and go through the boot camp. A lot of it is a waste of time. Spend your time on a real project. When you run into a problem, write down questions, write down answers and just keep going. Do a search when you run into a problem. Best is to join a real estate investors group and talk to people who are actually doing something. Talk to me. After I stopped using their course is when things began to happen for me. You've got to go through the boot camp. Boot camp is the first couple projects you do by yourself. You be in charge and make decisions and take the punches and keep on going. 

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