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Sean Henderson
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Littleton, CO
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Bill Bronchick Mentor Program

Sean Henderson
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Littleton, CO
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Hello Everyone,

My name is Sean Henderson and I am fairly new to the investing community and biggerpockets.com. After searching and searching through these forums and through different search engines online, I cant seem to find any objective opinions of Bill Bronchicks mentoring program. I am hoping that someone here has some personal knowledge of his program or knows someone who does. If anyone does, please let me know what you think of it in terms of the three levels offered and if you believe it is worth the money.

My biggest concern is that I have read that most of the learning is in the first few months and then the rest of the time will be spent making things happen by applying what you have learned. Because of this, is it worth paying for the full year of the program or just paying for the 6 months and working hard to make things happen early enough that you can have the guidance early on. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Also, I do live in Denver Colorado so I would be able to apply his knowledge of the local market to my plans and goals. That being said, part of me wonders how much information you can really get from a mentor because in essence, if a mentor teaches you all they know, wouldn't that be counter productive to their succesful business because now they would have strong local competition? just a thought!

Thank you for your time!

Sean

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