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Post: Can we pay someone to find creative financing deal?

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Post: Pace Morby Mentorship

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Quote from @Louise Wigg:
I want $400.00 off to please. I think I'm joining soon. Thank you 😊.
Where can I get the discount?
Post: Pace Morby Mentorship

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Quote from @Dustin P.:
I do more deals than this guy, maybe I should start mentoring and creating a youtube channel!
I need a mentor please 🙏🙏🙏 new to wholesaling! I need an eye for determining a good deal, running comps and determining ARV! Thanks you
Post: Let's squad up

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Quote from @John Schmitt:
Hello everyone!
I'm a few months away from moving to the Houston area and I am currently looking to connect with people in the area who are just starting out in wholesaling. I understand how challenging it can be to break into wholesaling and build a successful career.
That's why I'm reaching out to this community in the hopes of connecting with other like-minded individuals. Whether you're an aspiring wholesaler or you've already taken the first steps in your business, I would love to connect with you and share our experiences and insights.
I'm hoping we can share knowledge, strategies, and tips that can help us all succeed in this exciting and lucrative field. We can also hold each other accountable and motivate one another to achieve our goals.
So, if you're interested in connecting, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. Let's support each other and work towards our dreams together!
Post: Tresa Todd mentorship

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Quote from @Cheryl Jackson:
I’m going to take the mentorship class I need a change in my life I’ve wasted so much money on other things I mean I really don’t have it to Waste but I just need to change The only thing I hear is that it takes money to make money I’m looking forward to create a new chapter in my life I keep trying and finding ways to do things different with my life and sometimes I just run into a brick wall if I get excepted I’m taking it I can post some updates
Post: Tresa Todd mentorship

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Quote from @Benita Bentley:
You make excellent points, but I don't even know how to structure my first deal. The steps 1- Do ABC, 2- Do DEF, 3 =GHI. That is what I am really looking for. I suppose I need a mentor.
In 2008, I begin learning. No mentor, no classes, a couple library books, several podcasts and BP. Learned how local auctions and tax foreclosure sales work. Learned how to monitor courthouse sales. Learned local comps to identify good deals. Bought my first SFH, I think for $82K. Used local attorney to close. DIY all repairs - floors, wall/door repair, new fixtures, paint, appliances, landscaping, etc. Purchased umbrella insurance policy. Drafted the application and lease agreement. Screened applicants, found tenant, signed lease. Interestingly, same tenant is still in the house 14 years later. Rinse and repeat.
Somewhere around SFH #
5 - Started outsourcing most repairs, built relationships with skilled trades, began using tax professional (not CPA).
10 - Formed LLC (too easy) and business checking / credit account. Moved properties to LLC. Purchased commercial insurance policy.
15 - Retired from W2 job
20 - Got GC license and began building new construction rentals
26 - Slowing down acquisitions. SFH rentals are like children - the more you have the less time and stamina you have to make new ones.
I'm certainly no expert, but PM me if you would like to phone chat. My fee - $0 and probably what it is worth.
Disclaimer - I began in 2008 with a very good W2 salary and savings. A goldfish could have been made money in my situation.
Have you tried wholesaling back then? This is a success story that you told. How to know when to scale up?
Post: Tresa Todd mentorship

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Quote from @Jennifer Dalton:
I am going to do her mentorship. Happy to post updates about my progress. I've been stuck in analysis paralysis for too long and need the coaching to get to the next step. I need the accountability from someone who's already been there, done that.
Hi @Jennifer Dalton. I just got accepted to Tresa Todd's mentorship and will start in a week. Do you think it is worth it? Or should I back out? I gave all of my savings and have nothing left so far. I can work for it but I just wanted to make sure I am not wasting my time with the mentorship. Have you had any success with deals? Wholesale? Flip? STR? BRRR? etc etc? Any insight would help. Thank you and have a nice day.
Post: WREIN, Kelton Todd, Tresa Todd-Lugten

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Quote from @Tammy White:
@Linda, I signed up for the program before it was $19.500. In April of this year, WREIN had an in-person conference in Dallas, Texas, and the price increased from $9700 to $19,500 in one month. Nothing new was added to the program, and it went from lifetime access to their training videos to a one-year membership for those people.
WREIN now has an "inner circle," which will cost you an additional $20k. This inner circle will get additional help and guidance. Many women were taken aback by this new group and felt that it was odd to pay almost $20K for the regular group and then be told they need the inner circle for an additional 20K. So, here are my thoughts on WREIN:
Positives: great networking with various REI women, access to women that are PMLs, some good training material (but mostly geared to Texas REI), motivational discussions, 4 months of working with their coaches online (who are very helpful and knowledgable)
Cons: *high cost to participate (even when it was just $9700); when you take the $17 Masterclass, during the Masterclass, *they don't really give you a good understanding of how much money it takes to get started; you will need to spend a considerable amount on marketing if you opt to do wholesaling or look for properties off the MLS to flip (be sure to do your research in advance), *they cannot give you specifics for your state and give you tons of disclaimers, so be aware that you will need to do additional research on your own.
I feel like I learned a lot from this organization, but I also firmly believe that if I had just signed up at my local REI, I could have taken one of their REI courses for a fraction of the cost and learned from local people that have more in-depth knowledge of my local area.
I hope this helps!
Post: WREIN, Kelton Todd, Tresa Todd-Lugten

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Quote from @Barbara S.:
This is the best most reliable masterclass you could EVER take. PRICELESS. Doesn't matter what the cost is, it is worth it. You learn SO much and they are VERY loyal to you. They DO NOT let you down. Tresa is the best mentor there could be!!!!!
Hi. I just got accepted to Tresa Todd's mentorship and will start in a week. Do you think it is worth it? Or should I back out? I gave all of my savings and have nothing left so far. I can work for it but I just wanted to make sure I am not wasting my time with the mentorship. Have you had any success with deals? Wholesale? Flip? STR? BRRR? etc etc? Any insight would help. Thank you and have a nice day.
Post: WREIN, Kelton Todd, Tresa Todd-Lugten

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Quote from @Barbara S.:
This is the best most reliable masterclass you could EVER take. PRICELESS. Doesn't matter what the cost is, it is worth it. You learn SO much and they are VERY loyal to you. They DO NOT let you down. Tresa is the best mentor there could be!!!!!