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All Forum Posts by: Nate Marshall

Nate Marshall has started 45 posts and replied 1092 times.

Quote from @Stanley Ip:

You guys are absolutely correct about Justin Wilmot. At least I'm not the only person who was victimized by him. I posted complaints about him recently (see links below).

I purchased his previous program called "10-Hour Wholesaler 2.0", which is now outdated, for $5k. They had a "virtual partner" named Nathan Davies to guide me throughout the program. But he wasn't of much help and soon left Justin's company. His seller leads weren't interested in selling their houses and his "accredited wholesalers" wouldn't get back to me. I sent a few e-mails to his customer service about this problem. They didn't respond to any of them. I got fed up and sent them several e-mails demanding a refund of my $5k but they kept ignoring them.

I wrote letters to attorney generals in my home state and in Florida where Justin is from hoping that they would help me. At first, I wrote to his business address but the letters were bounced back to me. So I wrote to his home address. He replied to the attorney general in my state and most of the things that he wrote in his response were false. He said that I didn't ask for a refund within the 30-day money-back guarantee, which I did. He posted a copy of a screenshot claiming that I didn't initiate a refund request to the attorney general. I believe
that he deleted my e-mails just to get rid of the evidence. He even had the audacity to post another copy of a screenshot of my most recent e-mail to him, which he didn't respond to, to the attorney general. Also, he said that his customer service is available every Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. E.S.T. But they never answer any of my e-mails. And one more thing. He said that he has been in business in 2013 and claimed that he has never received one complaint (see links below of customer complaints).

Not only did his customer service kept ignoring my e-mails, but also my Facebook messages as well. And Facebook indicated that they have read my messages. This means that they were ignoring me the whole time. I told them that I would file complaints against him if he won't refund my money. But they didn't seem to care since I had given them plenty of time to respond. I had given them a set date of when I would file my complaints online. But they still kept ignoring my e-mails.

Right after I filed my complaints, his customer service then started to respond to my e-mails the very next day. It was only a couple of responses by saying that they would give me a partial refund of $2k if I get my complaints taken down and they tried to threaten me by saying that they would sue my by libel by having a lawyer named Kelly Cary to help them try to get my complaints removed. But the complaint websites don't allow posts to be removed. Everything that I said was the truth. There's no reason for me to ruin anyone's reputation. I would never have filed complaints against him if he had responded to my e-mails.

I knew this whole time that Justin and his customer service were on purposely playing games with me since they started answering my e-mails right after I filed my complaints. Even if I had them removed, they still wouldn't have honored their word of issuing me a partial refund.

So they told me to write a positive review about Justin, which I did, in order to receive a partial refund of $2k. I was really desperate to get some of money back. After I did that, I told them that I just posted the positive review. But they still continued to ignore my e-mails.

Justin Wilmot is really a phony person since he keeps ignoring my e-mails. It's so unprofessional of him and his customer service to treat me and his customers like garbage. He even had the nerve to downvote my complaint on Complaints Board without providing any explanation as to why he disagreed with my post. That shows a lot about his character.

BUYER BEWARE!

Here are the links to my complaints about Justin Wilmot:

www.ripoffreport.com/report/justin-wilmot/ormond-beach-florida-scammed-1529005

www.complaintsboard.com/freedom-moguls-real-estate-investing-program-c1854128

Here are the links to complaints from other customers who were duped by him:

www.ripoffreport.com/reports/10-hour-wholesaler/internet/10-hour-wholesaler-httpwwwprivatemoneyblueprintcom2013the-10-hour-wholesaler-justi-1156408

www.ripoffreport.com/reports/mobilewholesalingcom/internet/mobilewholesalingcom-justin-wilmot-mobile-wholesaling-gave-me-a-refund-and-the-account-1383770

Here are the links from a customer from BiggerPockets who was also duped by him:

www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/821124-justin-wilmot-outsourced-flip

www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/131279-need-opinion-on-the-justin-wilmot-10-hour-wholesaling-course?page=5#simplified-forums__discussion__replies-containe


 There is no difference between him and the leader of Hamas. 

Post: Brian Page BNB Course - Beware Scam

Nate MarshallPosted
  • Financial Advisor
  • Evergreen, CO
  • Posts 1,177
  • Votes 638
Quote from @Erica Sheffield:

 This is all to common. You are basically funding their business. If they own everything what do you have? Nothing. 

Post: Anyone experienced with Lee Arnold's system

Nate MarshallPosted
  • Financial Advisor
  • Evergreen, CO
  • Posts 1,177
  • Votes 638
Quote from @Patricia Pastore Olverd:
Quote from @Nate Marshall:

I have brokered over 250 deals since taking the Private Money Broker course. This was after I left 23 real estate seminars without signing up for any of them. 

Since then I have been able to also use family offices and hedge funds to get deals funded. So it is well worth it. You can reach out to me for more information if you are on the fence. 


 Hi Nate, I'm new to "Bigger Pockets" and new to the  real estate market. I was asked to join a couple of real estate groups and this one fell in to my hands. I was reading your posts about Lee Arnold. I just invested in his Broker Training along with Dealio.pro and Sendfuse. I was relieved to hear you speak highly of his program after reading the posts before yours. If there is any advice you have to offer,  I'm all ears. Like I said,  I'm 62 yrs young and new to all of this so any help would greatly be appreciated! Thank you!

Patricia

I did Private Money Broker in 2018. I brokered over250 deals including one for $7.2 million you will hear about through Lee's program. I am doing my own thing now but give a lot of credit to Lee, Gary etc. 

Post: BUYER BEWARE--PETER VEKSELMAN

Nate MarshallPosted
  • Financial Advisor
  • Evergreen, CO
  • Posts 1,177
  • Votes 638
Quote from @Samuel Fish:

I'm here because I recently came across the offer and after hearing their asking price I realized that I need to do some research! So here I am, thanks for everyone that shared.


 I look at Peter like I look at... 

Post: Door count is a terrible metric. Please stop using it.

Nate MarshallPosted
  • Financial Advisor
  • Evergreen, CO
  • Posts 1,177
  • Votes 638
Quote from @Ed O.:

I don't like doors as a metric but appreciate it when a newb starts using the terms in excess as it tells me they've started in the last 2 years or have 1 or 2 "doors" without me having to ask. 


 I think I have 11 doors in my primary residence. I will start counting them. LOL 

Post: Door count is a terrible metric. Please stop using it.

Nate MarshallPosted
  • Financial Advisor
  • Evergreen, CO
  • Posts 1,177
  • Votes 638

Door counts are guru speak. Like Lambo. G5 or G20. Guru speak! 

Post: Is this an end to Wholesaling?

Nate MarshallPosted
  • Financial Advisor
  • Evergreen, CO
  • Posts 1,177
  • Votes 638
Quote from @Chris Williams:
Quote from @Nate Marshall:

Colorado will be next. 46-19 democrats to republicans. They just passed some extreme anti landlord laws. They are gearing up for some extreme anti wholesaling laws if they still have a 2-1 majority in 2025. 


 I am not sure the Democrats are the reason wholesaling is getting banned lol. It is getting banned because people have abused it. 


 In the case of Colorado my brother is in the state legislature so I have a bit of knowledge about what they are planning. 

Post: RE Investing - Not a good option right now

Nate MarshallPosted
  • Financial Advisor
  • Evergreen, CO
  • Posts 1,177
  • Votes 638
Quote from @Paul Azad:
Quote from @Nate Marshall:

It is never a bad time to invest in real estate. The issue is with people that don't have the ability to analyze, structure and underwrite opportunities so they close on time and become successful acquisitions! 


Never a Bad Time? Hold on, I have 2021/2022 on the phone for you, they're asking if you are interested in a 100 unit 1960's Vintage Multi-Fam property called "The UnderWater" at a 3.5% Cap rate....Wait, Blackrock just said "Hold my Beer" and offered all cash at a 3Cap, something about subway tile Backsplash should double NOI in 3 months.

perhaps modify "It is never a bad time to invest in real estate." to "at a good price". :) jus playin'


 It is all based on an individuals ability to invest in real estate in a ethical manner. But generally there is never a bad time. There are better times like right after 2008 when you could buy up whole blocks for pennies on the dollar. 

Post: RE Investing - Not a good option right now

Nate MarshallPosted
  • Financial Advisor
  • Evergreen, CO
  • Posts 1,177
  • Votes 638

It is never a bad time to invest in real estate. The issue is with people that don't have the ability to analyze, structure and underwrite opportunities so they close on time and become successful acquisitions! 

Post: Norada Capital Management suspending payments

Nate MarshallPosted
  • Financial Advisor
  • Evergreen, CO
  • Posts 1,177
  • Votes 638
Quote from @James Hamling:

 Were looking at this all wrong Carlos. 

We need to get out there, team up and open our shop: Kachara Enterprises

We will take NOTES, following same plan. $50k = 12%, $100k = 15% etc.. 

With the $ we are buying taco stands, and "optimizing them with ai"..... Anyone asks how or why, we just explain it's ai, it's the future, they can't get-it, it's too high level for them. lol. 

And we also diversify buying the brand "Bum-Fight's", and were gonna bring back the defunct brand, again with ai...... 

We will also be working on habitation units for Mars..... with ai. Lol. 

And taking on defunct K-mart brand to, you guessed it, integrate ai for an online only relaunch..... 

And pellet smokers...... with ai, lol......... 

OH! And our flagship development US item, Japanese style toilets in the USA..... ai powered! Lol. 

Aaaand if things don't work out, well heck I guess we will just have to convert there notes to equity and walk away..... 


 Yep. Bernie Madoff and Sam Bankman-Fried almost mastered this. Holmes and Theranos just messed with people's blood and health.