All Forum Posts by: Scoop Schneider

 I was in the 6 month program and paid $5000. Didn’t get any value from it due to not being able to be on almost all the zoom calls due to my job. I guess that’s my fault for having to work during the times when the calls are scheduled.I Feel his program should’ve been billed for actual calls that you attended vs 6 to 12 months and you’re out. The zoom calls are packed with other wanna be aspiring developers/investors trying to ask him questions. Never once did anyone from his staff call and ask why I wasn’t getting on the calls that I paid to be on if there were problems etc etc. However they did call and ask me to give a good review and once they removed me from the WhatsApp and no longer allowed to network with other individuals from the group they have called trying to get me to sign back up for even more money. I found way better courses since then that actually go over what it takes to build a home for way less money! I’m sure there are a few successes stories in his group but for the majority of people that get in his group they are just wasting their money! You can get most of what he talks about for free on YouTube. And not to mention that once your out of the group you lose access to the zoom calls that you paid to be on so no going back and reviewing them! 

Yes I am seeking an equity partner on a deal for one of my clients

 Welcome to the community! How exciting you found your first deal. Are you inheriting any tenants or is this property coming empty?

Also have you been able to see the property in person or are you relying on an agent to be your eyes and ears on the ground?

It seems like from what you've said your costs are $2115/mo (1703+245+167) and you'll be able to bring in $1,600 from one side of the duplex, then you'll be living in the second side for a year at least since this is a VA loan for a primary residence? Meaning you'll only be paying $515/mo to live? That seems like a great deal to me!

I'm doing a live and flip right now and breaking a SFH into a duplex by remodeling one part of the house, then renting at top dollar once the remodel is complete. And then will move into the second side and renovate that as I live there. I'm doing this because then I can cashflow the renovation without having to take out reno loans, it takes a bit longer because projects get done as I have the money to do them but for me I prefer to be a bit more risk adverse and have less debt. Perhaps that is an option for you unless you're in a rush to pull your money back out right away?