All Forum Posts by: Mark Hill

I have to add to this as well.

Disclosure: Independent Marketing Affiliate / Student

I am a Renatus student, and have shared the program with other former co workers who want to escape the old job. In reality only 17percent of members sell the education, the rest just do reaL estate. I have been only investing for a couple of years, and have purchased notes, done gap funding an have a short term rental. Complete 3 flips. BP and REIA's are good, but I have no certain way of vetting the info being provided to me (REIA's More than BP for sure)

You can do your own taxes, but a professional is better

You can fix your own car, but a professional is better.

You can fix up your own house but a pro is usually better. 

they were all educated. And So I went for an education, It was like a fast pass, Im doing deals with other people I trust and help me navigate the land mines in the industry. No handshake deals, all contracts used. Time is Money, and I was going to learn one way or another. And being a part of my community has brought me deals and partnerships in deals and options that I wouldnt have stumbled across otherwise in the time frame I did. I found a lot of sharks at my Local REIA, offering me "Great Deals" that their pocket buyers passed on. Taking advantage of new investors is a real concern, and that did not happen in my Renatus Community.
. Take a close look, several times and you will see the sincerity of our group. 

Happy Investing

I am a Member of Renatus, and have nothing but positive to say about them. The Community aspect is very very helpful, more so to me than BP as these people, man y friends now show up at my flip, give advice, supply resources, and have saved me much more than the cost of the education. I almost bought into a bad flip that no one online would have saved me from since it took a local eye to advise what I was missing. So its your call, but if having people who share what they know, want to see you succeed and also help with much more than just real estate when it comes to holding on to your money, building your wealth, and the security of a close community, then I would look closer. Some people are just anti education, and I get that, This to me was more like a fast pass, I didn't have to look through a whole bunch of people at a REIA and have to learn if they were out for their best interest oy mine, or if they even knew what they were talking about. (Ive ran into all of that)

Can you perform a Subject to owner financing or "Subject to" on a USDA financed house?

People are in a huge HOA lien/foreclosure, and they are in a USDA loan. Not a lot of useful info on the web site.

My father in law lives in Rio Rancho, and as I am getting started I was considering the area, I live in AZ, and wanted to look in and out of my market to see what the challenges and opportunities are.

Thanks for your time

Mark

Michael, Please have another event, as I would love to attend one.

Thanks