All Forum Posts by: Nate Marshall

Quote from @Ignatius Okeke:

I am interested in signing up for the Pace Morby's Subto program, anyone to help me with the discount code? 

If you have to borrow money to do "no money down" investing, (which it really isn't 
"no money down" investing, don't you think you are headed to trouble?

By the way, doing things Morby's way will get you into trouble even if you have money. The reason you need money for Morby's "no money down" investing is to hire an attorney to explain to the state why you broke the law. You will need representation. Be smart, talk to an attorney first, tell them what you want to do and let them tell you if it's legal. It's a lot cheaper than after the fact.

I am interested in signing up for the Pace Morby's Subto program, anyone to help me with the discount code? 

Are you still offering this? Where can we get info? @Nate Marshall

Read the contract carefully. Really, have an attorney read the contract and advise you before you sign. I've seen lots of NW contracts that include a 15k non refundable earnest money deposit. Also, check with your lender on how large of an assignment fee they are willing to pay and if they will require the A-B contract prior to closing. Lots of times, New Western does not want to let the lender look at the A-B because of how large the assignment fee is. 

NW is not all bad, and every one of there offices is a little different. (They are nation wide) You just have to be careful, check and double check everything (the contract, comps, the amount of rehab needed etc.) before you give the earnest money. 

Quote from @Asher Creppel:

Nate , ur very rude, disorganized and sloppy. I'm not name calling, im just simply stating the facts. No one wants to climb your Mt. Everest ( i watched your YT videos)  with you because there is nothing charming at all about your character. You could be the most intelligent person in real estate to ever walk the earth ( not the case), but your delivery is in shambles, that's perhaps why you only have 300 (Pace has 330k if you're keeping score) subscribers on your YT channel ( need i ask how many have spent 99 dollars to join the Guru?)

It's ironic ( not to be confused with Iconic) that you bring up the AG. Pace had the State of Arizona District Attorney ( they are very close friends) and head of the Real Estate Fraud division in Phoenix, AZ on a Zoom call to talk about real estate crimes , for an hour and a half. Pace didn't get arrested, or leave in handcuffs. You are clearly misinformed and disgruntled ( I mean who even refers to investors as being in a terrorist organization, you mad bro?)

As far as being new here, im really not here...per se. I was doing a Google search related to Gator lending, and this thread came up from BP, and all I saw was the bashing of Pace and his community. I'm so glad to be with the positivity over there and not in this toxic pool of doubt and negativity. Good luck Mr. Guru in all your endeavors...shave, change your shirt once in a while ( YT videos) and smile. It may do wonders for your "Reindeer" program. 

 I agree 100%.. Lot of blowback from the "anti-Gurus"..  These no-barrier-to-entry discussions only result in giving the loudest voices a megaphone, even if they have no firsthand experience. Few actual successful investors come in here to have these debates. 

No one I know in the Gator community would waste their time defending claims on an internet forum- I'm connected personally with hundreds.. but here I am nonetheless..lol

The discussion began asking about the Gator Lending program and if it's recommended.

By definition 'unprofessional' Nate and others with pinions have no idea what theyre talking about. I WAS on the Zoom with the District Attorney Investigating Officer of California and the Utah District Attorney Sean Reyes when it was live. It was a great call. COINCIDENTALLY now its available free on Youtube.

Make your own observations. BTW this call was over a year ago

No need to spend thousands on an amazing training, with access to thousands of business professionals that help each other and collaborate on deals. You absolutely can figure it all out on your own, with no help, guidance or community.. Just internet research your way to your goals, if you can. Its hard enough with all the information and resources available, now try to do it alone from scratch. I digress

The Gator Lending trainings regularly have attorneys explaining technical legal guidelines and places a large emphasis on ethics as well. There is literally a whole course on Ethics within the program.

I haven't followed up with my response to this post until now because it's truly unproductive to chase away negativity.

"A man convinced against his will, is of the same opinion still"

I WILL say I have done several six figures worth of business since my previous post in this thread and anyone can think whatever they want, that speaks for itself. Doubters don't move me. I do not mind haters, personally. I've never tried to appease any of them

For those that want unbiased answers, you just have to "separate the wheat from the chaff"..

Theres always going to be haters. FOMO can be a healthy motivator or can blurr judgement and stifle progress. Everyone has a choice how they proceed in this journey.

❤️

Quote from @Xavier Prieto:

Quote from @Ken M.:

Quote from @Xavier Prieto:

Quote from @Asher Creppel:

Nate , ur very rude, disorganized and sloppy. I'm not name calling, im just simply stating the facts. No one wants to climb your Mt. Everest ( i watched your YT videos)  with you because there is nothing charming at all about your character. You could be the most intelligent person in real estate to ever walk the earth ( not the case), but your delivery is in shambles, that's perhaps why you only have 300 (Pace has 330k if you're keeping score) subscribers on your YT channel ( need i ask how many have spent 99 dollars to join the Guru?)

It's ironic ( not to be confused with Iconic) that you bring up the AG. Pace had the State of Arizona District Attorney ( they are very close friends) and head of the Real Estate Fraud division in Phoenix, AZ on a Zoom call to talk about real estate crimes , for an hour and a half. Pace didn't get arrested, or leave in handcuffs. You are clearly misinformed and disgruntled ( I mean who even refers to investors as being in a terrorist organization, you mad bro?)

As far as being new here, im really not here...per se. I was doing a Google search related to Gator lending, and this thread came up from BP, and all I saw was the bashing of Pace and his community. I'm so glad to be with the positivity over there and not in this toxic pool of doubt and negativity. Good luck Mr. Guru in all your endeavors...shave, change your shirt once in a while ( YT videos) and smile. It may do wonders for your "Reindeer" program. 

 I agree 100%.. Lot of blowback from the "anti-Gurus"..  These no-barrier-to-entry discussions only result in giving the loudest voices a megaphone, even if they have no firsthand experience. Few actual successful investors come in here to have these debates. 

No one I know in the Gator community would waste their time defending claims on an internet forum- I'm connected personally with hundreds.. but here I am nonetheless..lol

The discussion began asking about the Gator Lending program and if it's recommended.

By definition 'unprofessional' Nate and others with pinions have no idea what theyre talking about. I WAS on the Zoom with the District Attorney Investigating Officer of California and the Utah District Attorney Sean Reyes when it was live. It was a great call. COINCIDENTALLY now its available free on Youtube.

Make your own observations. BTW this call was over a year ago

No need to spend thousands on an amazing training, with access to thousands of business professionals that help each other and collaborate on deals. You absolutely can figure it all out on your own, with no help, guidance or community.. Just internet research your way to your goals, if you can. Its hard enough with all the information and resources available, now try to do it alone from scratch. I digress

The Gator Lending trainings regularly have attorneys explaining technical legal guidelines and places a large emphasis on ethics as well. There is literally a whole course on Ethics within the program.

I haven't followed up with my response to this post until now because it's truly unproductive to chase away negativity.

"A man convinced against his will, is of the same opinion still"

I WILL say I have done several six figures worth of business since my previous post in this thread and anyone can think whatever they want, that speaks for itself. Doubters don't move me. I do not mind haters, personally. I've never tried to appease any of them

For those that want unbiased answers, you just have to "separate the wheat from the chaff"..

Theres always going to be haters. FOMO can be a healthy motivator or can blurr judgement and stifle progress. Everyone has a choice how they proceed in this journey.

❤️

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Yadda Yadda Yadda - I'm just curious which law school you went to and what states you are licensed to practice law in.  Being on a zoom call doesn't mean the parts that are under investigation were discussed. Think of it like talking to a doctor on a zoom call about Psoriasis when you are suffering from Hemorrhoids. If you avoid talking about the wrong things, it never comes up. It's a very clever technique to appear to be above board by omission of facts. Don't blame the District attorney for noy knowing.

Click on image to enlarge

Here is someone doing what he has been teaching:

https://www.azag.gov/press-release/attorney-general-mayes-su... Release

https://www.azag.gov/sites/default/files/2025-03/CV2025-0084... Lawsuit

They give the identities of two partners and call the third - Partner "C" plus dozens of "not yet named"

Pull up the lawsuit (second link) and read through it to get an idea of the kind of trouble they are in.

 Sir your opening response was "Yadda, yadda, yadda", and attempted to undermine my post by sarcastically questioning which law school I went to. 

You are being dismissive to the majority of real estate investors with no law degree that buy, sell and lend in real estate every day with those silly arguments.

Do you need to be a CPA to have your taxes filed? Do you need an ASE certification to get your car fixed? Let me guess, you also need a law degree so you can fight your own speeding tickets.. or do your own EKG?

Its the same with you know-it-all personalities. I have no problem paying for education platform or mentoring. Id advise those who have the means to do so as well, if they had the desire. 

So glad you can reveal yourself so we steer clear.

You provided a case to try and establish some credibility by attaching it to a discussion, as if the Gator Method has any relation to this lawsuit, again showing you have no firsthand experience with the topic of this thread.

A large amount of content on Gator lending is available free. Anyone can see what it's about and connect the dots. Its not some complex, mystical scam formulated around misleading anyone or omitting "Ulterior motives"..

To address the general readership, yes proceed any types of transactions with caution and do not get involved with things you don't understand. Follow your gut. Dont trust first- verify.  Same goes for comments. 

People are smarter than you think. Especially if they take the time to create profiles on BP to bounce their questions off highly educated professionals like yourself, to further themselves.. or at least they can watch from afar and make mental notes of the way you conduct yourself.

That's pretty funny coming from you: 

"Nate , ur very rude, disorganized and sloppy. I'm not name calling, im just simply stating the facts. No one wants to climb your Mt. Everest ( i watched your YT videos) with you because there is nothing charming at all about your character."

Sorry, @Xavier Prieto: I'm not here to impress people, "there is serious business about" and ifin' ya can't stand the heat, go do a loan or somethin'. Just make sure you keep it legal and save some money for the attorneys.

 Your comment: "You are being dismissive to the majority of real estate investors with no law degree that buy, sell and lend in real estate every day with those silly arguments."

Hmmm, "The Gator Lending trainings regularly have attorneys explaining technical legal guidelines and places a large emphasis on ethics as well. There is literally a whole course on Ethics within the program."

Oh gasp. . .  you you you mean like these attorneys?

They are actually being sued along with everyone else.

Quote from @Xavier Prieto:

Quote from @Ken M.:

Quote from @Xavier Prieto:

Quote from @Asher Creppel:

Nate , ur very rude, disorganized and sloppy. I'm not name calling, im just simply stating the facts. No one wants to climb your Mt. Everest ( i watched your YT videos)  with you because there is nothing charming at all about your character. You could be the most intelligent person in real estate to ever walk the earth ( not the case), but your delivery is in shambles, that's perhaps why you only have 300 (Pace has 330k if you're keeping score) subscribers on your YT channel ( need i ask how many have spent 99 dollars to join the Guru?)

It's ironic ( not to be confused with Iconic) that you bring up the AG. Pace had the State of Arizona District Attorney ( they are very close friends) and head of the Real Estate Fraud division in Phoenix, AZ on a Zoom call to talk about real estate crimes , for an hour and a half. Pace didn't get arrested, or leave in handcuffs. You are clearly misinformed and disgruntled ( I mean who even refers to investors as being in a terrorist organization, you mad bro?)

As far as being new here, im really not here...per se. I was doing a Google search related to Gator lending, and this thread came up from BP, and all I saw was the bashing of Pace and his community. I'm so glad to be with the positivity over there and not in this toxic pool of doubt and negativity. Good luck Mr. Guru in all your endeavors...shave, change your shirt once in a while ( YT videos) and smile. It may do wonders for your "Reindeer" program. 

 I agree 100%.. Lot of blowback from the "anti-Gurus"..  These no-barrier-to-entry discussions only result in giving the loudest voices a megaphone, even if they have no firsthand experience. Few actual successful investors come in here to have these debates. 

No one I know in the Gator community would waste their time defending claims on an internet forum- I'm connected personally with hundreds.. but here I am nonetheless..lol

The discussion began asking about the Gator Lending program and if it's recommended.

By definition 'unprofessional' Nate and others with pinions have no idea what theyre talking about. I WAS on the Zoom with the District Attorney Investigating Officer of California and the Utah District Attorney Sean Reyes when it was live. It was a great call. COINCIDENTALLY now its available free on Youtube.

Make your own observations. BTW this call was over a year ago

No need to spend thousands on an amazing training, with access to thousands of business professionals that help each other and collaborate on deals. You absolutely can figure it all out on your own, with no help, guidance or community.. Just internet research your way to your goals, if you can. Its hard enough with all the information and resources available, now try to do it alone from scratch. I digress

The Gator Lending trainings regularly have attorneys explaining technical legal guidelines and places a large emphasis on ethics as well. There is literally a whole course on Ethics within the program.

I haven't followed up with my response to this post until now because it's truly unproductive to chase away negativity.

"A man convinced against his will, is of the same opinion still"

I WILL say I have done several six figures worth of business since my previous post in this thread and anyone can think whatever they want, that speaks for itself. Doubters don't move me. I do not mind haters, personally. I've never tried to appease any of them

For those that want unbiased answers, you just have to "separate the wheat from the chaff"..

Theres always going to be haters. FOMO can be a healthy motivator or can blurr judgement and stifle progress. Everyone has a choice how they proceed in this journey.

❤️

.
Yadda Yadda Yadda - I'm just curious which law school you went to and what states you are licensed to practice law in.  Being on a zoom call doesn't mean the parts that are under investigation were discussed. Think of it like talking to a doctor on a zoom call about Psoriasis when you are suffering from Hemorrhoids. If you avoid talking about the wrong things, it never comes up. It's a very clever technique to appear to be above board by omission of facts. Don't blame the District attorney for noy knowing.

Click on image to enlarge

Here is someone doing what he has been teaching:

https://www.azag.gov/press-release/attorney-general-mayes-su... Release

https://www.azag.gov/sites/default/files/2025-03/CV2025-0084... Lawsuit

They give the identities of two partners and call the third - Partner "C" plus dozens of "not yet named"

Pull up the lawsuit (second link) and read through it to get an idea of the kind of trouble they are in.

 Sir your opening response was "Yadda, yadda, yadda", and attempted to undermine my post by sarcastically questioning which law school I went to. 

You are being dismissive to the majority of real estate investors with no law degree that buy, sell and lend in real estate every day with those silly arguments.

Do you need to be a CPA to have your taxes filed? Do you need an ASE certification to get your car fixed? Let me guess, you also need a law degree so you can fight your own speeding tickets.. or do your own EKG?

Its the same with you know-it-all personalities. I have no problem paying for education platform or mentoring. Id advise those who have the means to do so as well, if they had the desire. 

So glad you can reveal yourself so we steer clear.

You provided a case to try and establish some credibility by attaching it to a discussion, as if the Gator Method has any relation to this lawsuit, again showing you have no firsthand experience with the topic of this thread.

A large amount of content on Gator lending is available free. Anyone can see what it's about and connect the dots. Its not some complex, mystical scam formulated around misleading anyone or omitting "Ulterior motives"..

To address the general readership, yes proceed any types of transactions with caution and do not get involved with things you don't understand. Follow your gut. Dont trust first- verify.  Same goes for comments. 

People are smarter than you think. Especially if they take the time to create profiles on BP to bounce their questions off highly educated professionals like yourself, to further themselves.. or at least they can watch from afar and make mental notes of the way you conduct yourself.

That's pretty funny coming from you: 

"Nate , ur very rude, disorganized and sloppy. I'm not name calling, im just simply stating the facts. No one wants to climb your Mt. Everest ( i watched your YT videos) with you because there is nothing charming at all about your character."

Sorry, @Xavier Prieto: I'm not here to impress people, "there is serious business about" and ifin' ya can't stand the heat, go do a loan or somethin'. Just make sure you keep it legal and save some money for the attorneys.

 Your comment: "You are being dismissive to the majority of real estate investors with no law degree that buy, sell and lend in real estate every day with those silly arguments."

Hmmm, "The Gator Lending trainings regularly have attorneys explaining technical legal guidelines and places a large emphasis on ethics as well. There is literally a whole course on Ethics within the program."

Oh gasp. . .  you you you mean like these attorneys?

They are actually being sued along with everyone else.

Quote from @Asher Creppel:

Nate , ur very rude, disorganized and sloppy. I'm not name calling, im just simply stating the facts. No one wants to climb your Mt. Everest ( i watched your YT videos)  with you because there is nothing charming at all about your character. You could be the most intelligent person in real estate to ever walk the earth ( not the case), but your delivery is in shambles, that's perhaps why you only have 300 (Pace has 330k if you're keeping score) subscribers on your YT channel ( need i ask how many have spent 99 dollars to join the Guru?)

It's ironic ( not to be confused with Iconic) that you bring up the AG. Pace had the State of Arizona District Attorney ( they are very close friends) and head of the Real Estate Fraud division in Phoenix, AZ on a Zoom call to talk about real estate crimes , for an hour and a half. Pace didn't get arrested, or leave in handcuffs. You are clearly misinformed and disgruntled ( I mean who even refers to investors as being in a terrorist organization, you mad bro?)

As far as being new here, im really not here...per se. I was doing a Google search related to Gator lending, and this thread came up from BP, and all I saw was the bashing of Pace and his community. I'm so glad to be with the positivity over there and not in this toxic pool of doubt and negativity. Good luck Mr. Guru in all your endeavors...shave, change your shirt once in a while ( YT videos) and smile. It may do wonders for your "Reindeer" program. 

 I agree 100%.. Lot of blowback from the "anti-Gurus"..  These no-barrier-to-entry discussions only result in giving the loudest voices a megaphone, even if they have no firsthand experience. Few actual successful investors come in here to have these debates. 

No one I know in the Gator community would waste their time defending claims on an internet forum- I'm connected personally with hundreds.. but here I am nonetheless..lol

The discussion began asking about the Gator Lending program and if it's recommended.

By definition 'unprofessional' Nate and others with pinions have no idea what theyre talking about. I WAS on the Zoom with the District Attorney Investigating Officer of California and the Utah District Attorney Sean Reyes when it was live. It was a great call. COINCIDENTALLY now its available free on Youtube.

Make your own observations. BTW this call was over a year ago

No need to spend thousands on an amazing training, with access to thousands of business professionals that help each other and collaborate on deals. You absolutely can figure it all out on your own, with no help, guidance or community.. Just internet research your way to your goals, if you can. Its hard enough with all the information and resources available, now try to do it alone from scratch. I digress

The Gator Lending trainings regularly have attorneys explaining technical legal guidelines and places a large emphasis on ethics as well. There is literally a whole course on Ethics within the program.

I haven't followed up with my response to this post until now because it's truly unproductive to chase away negativity.

"A man convinced against his will, is of the same opinion still"

I WILL say I have done several six figures worth of business since my previous post in this thread and anyone can think whatever they want, that speaks for itself. Doubters don't move me. I do not mind haters, personally. I've never tried to appease any of them

For those that want unbiased answers, you just have to "separate the wheat from the chaff"..

Theres always going to be haters. FOMO can be a healthy motivator or can blurr judgement and stifle progress. Everyone has a choice how they proceed in this journey.

❤️

@Jay Hinrichs after learning a roadrunner runs 20 mph and a coyote runs 40mph - I now know everything I have ever learned  has been a complete lie - don't trust anyone 

@Lauren B Czirr

They will pressure you hard and the comps they show you you will need to check yourself since sometimes they are not the best or most accurate comps.