As an active member in the Subto community for 1 year, I can say that I have been exposed enough to the "mentorship" to leave an educated review.
I have joined another paid mentorship long before joining Subto. It was exponentially more expensive to the tune of 5X more. There were plenty of pre-recorded modules, weekly "coaching" calls and a meet and greet event. However, 6 months later, as the contract stated, it ended, and then I was locked out of content. This I felt was how the majority of paid mentorships operated where you pay an exorbitant amount of cash to learn from some type of guru that has decades of experience. They expected us to join and learn decades worth of "knowledge and experience" in 6 months and if you needed more time, well, better get your credit card ready again.
Then stumbled across "Subto" somewhere along my Real Estate journey where I was just trying to figure it out as I went. Some dude named Pace Morby on Youtube was talking about "creative financing" and then I got interested. Always waiting for the typical ending of the videos "just sign up for my billion dollars course and this is all yours!" But, he was giving away so much free value without a sales pitch! He was talking exactly about some of the things that I paid $35,000 to learn for 6 months in that other mentorship! He was teaching it in small digestible bites that were easy to understand instead of these crazy drawn out lecture style modules that I had gotten used to.
After watching a bunch of videos, did some research into Subto Mentorship. Yes of course there was a cost to it, roughly $8000 I believe. But if he's giving away ALL this stuff for free on his YouTube channel, his paid stuff must be next level.
Quickly after joining, I realized the amount of content, the Real Estate stuff I didn't know was astronomical. There is literally content about every facet of real estate in hundreds if not thousands of hours of recorded content. But the true value is the community. It's unlike any other community because the people in Subto are literally competing with each other to provide MORE value to one another. True definition of community where people are actively trying to provide more value than to receive. Also, does it have a 6 month "pay to continue" pop up? Definitely not, as long as you are giving back to the community, you are a member forever. Also, the community itself is consistently growing, and I don't mean in members, it grows with the experience it consistently evolves as members bring in their expertise to level up the community as a whole. Pace is constantly thinking of ways to give back MORE to his community.
It is truly a blessing to be able to be part of Subto. I am not here to sell anyone on joining. But if the question is, "was it worth it", then without a doubt a resounding yes. I've made some of my best friends through Subto. Surrounded myself around like minded people all thinking of ways to amplify one another and it has really kicked my real estate journey to another speed.