All Forum Posts by: Dustin Burke

Hi Victoria, I will be moving my family to this area in about 1 month. If you have any leads on a decent buy we are looking to purchase our primary residence. Thanks, Dustin

Hi Jean, I live in Bozeman and invest in the Midwest if that tells you anything. With that said, I am aiming for cash flow not appreciation. 

Prices in Bozeman keeping up with California. It's an extremely hot Market making it hard to find properties at a discount and if you do it'll cost you a fortune to get rehabbed because the contractors are so busy they can cherry-pick what jobs they want to do.

 I do love Bozeman, and maybe a great place to invest for a higher level of investor than I am.

I do have a couple handyman type people that I can recommend if you get to that point. I did have a rental here in town for a couple years but cannot recommend a property management company.

All the best, Dustin

In search of Mitch (Be The Bank) Stephen reviews. If anyone out there has received any type of coaching from Mitch Stephen please message me. I would love to here your unbiased opinion... 

Thank you, Dustin Burke 

I came here in search of the same thing. Please let me know if you come up with anything...  Thanks!

Did you ever find an app for this Joe.?

@George Van Dyke - nothing to speak of. I am still going thru the training. The books they recommend are of the same type I would otherwise read anyway so nothing new there. The audios are mainly inspirational. They are full of people that have "went Diamond" speaking of how they got there and how it has changed their lives. 

What has struck me the most is the quality of people that I have had the pleasure to interact with thru this group. I'm sure other groups have a different feel, but the group I am involved with are highly motivated, top notch people. 

I will finish their "training" because I told my buddy I would and then give an update.

@Ashley Wright if I recall correctly, the offers they present you is based off your credit worthiness.

Yes @Ricardo Navarro I would agree these terms are better than most HML's.

I just read my initial post. I was pretty negative and for that I apologies to all readers. 

I make it a point  not to blast anyone or company on a public forum. They must have caught me on a day where I was lacking patience.  

I guess what soured me on my Fundwise experience was the misleading sales approach implemented. Because of that, I will not do business with them or refer anyone to them in the future.

Thank you for your thoughts Ricardo.

Thanks @Ryan Knudtson for your thoughts on the topic. 

I have done a bit more research on the topic and although don't think it is the right vehicle for me personal to generate passive cash flow, it does appear that the program may hold value to the right person. WWDB has been around for a long time. If it was complete garbage, odds are it wouldn't still be doing business as successfully as they are. 

WWDB, from what I have learned in my short research, has a great personal development program that could help a person that doesn't necessarily have the skills to think like an entrepreneur to gain some knowledge and courage to be able to take a step toward  getting out of the "rat race".

This is definitely not a get rich quick program and I think this is where a lot of the frustration comes from. It appears like most things in life, you will get out of it what you put into it. And looks like it does take a lot of dedication and patience. 

The program suggests that it is a safer way to build passive income then Real Estate. I am NOT sold on that in the slightest, but I may be a bit biased.

Although I am not officially joining this program, I have decided to follow thru with the few weeks of "training" they offer. I am always looking for opportunity for self improvement and WWDB appears to have a killer training program that I think will benefit me in general. I do hear however that WWDB takes this first few weeks of training to persuade you into signing up with them, so I will definitely be aware of that and will be proceeding with caution. 

If anyone else has experience with this, either past or present - good or bad, please let me know you thoughts. Thanks!

@Christian Becker Thanks Christian for your thoughts. So far I am of the same opinion.