All Forum Posts by: Sarah K.

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Hi Sarah! I'm seriously considering applying for Brent Daniel's TTP program. I know you've been in for a couple of months already - how has it been so far? Have you made some progress in terms of getting some deals? Thank you!

Hi David, the Wholesaling Inc team is very nice but I’ve fell out of it a bit the last couple months. I honestly think their program course is a bit too basic and doesn’t cover a lot of really important things to know about title companies, listing a deal with a realtor if you’re trying to assign it, etc. but I also know that I haven’t been trying very hard lately. The biggest thing you’re paying for is the support calls and it’s a group setting and you just wait for your turn to ask your question, there have been a few people that have gone out of their way from the support group to help me further, but overall the instructors are limited on their time and answers are a bit vague. So overall I think $5000 is a bit steep from my experience so far, Joe McCall has a cheaper program with the same concepts, but I only know a friend who went through his, but he has been more successful than me. So I’d just weigh your options and really ask yourself how much dedication you’re willing to give and know that you’ll be spending another $400 - $600 or more a month on Propstream and Pebble REI or another CRM program because that’s what you’ll need for data and mailings. 

 Wow! Thank you, that helped a lot. Yeah, $5000 is a lot of money for me, to add another $400-$600/mo will not give me enough breathing room. I'll probably find a cheaper mentorship program but I'll keep you updated if I find success in other courses or if I just decide to go on my own. Again, thank you and have a blessed one :)  

 Thank you. I hope you find something that works!

Quote from @David Kim:

Hi Sarah! I'm seriously considering applying for Brent Daniel's TTP program. I know you've been in for a couple of months already - how has it been so far? Have you made some progress in terms of getting some deals? Thank you!

Hi David, the Wholesaling Inc team is very nice but I’ve fell out of it a bit the last couple months. I honestly think their program course is a bit too basic and doesn’t cover a lot of really important things to know about title companies, listing a deal with a realtor if you’re trying to assign it, etc. but I also know that I haven’t been trying very hard lately. The biggest thing you’re paying for is the support calls and it’s a group setting and you just wait for your turn to ask your question, there have been a few people that have gone out of their way from the support group to help me further, but overall the instructors are limited on their time and answers are a bit vague. So overall I think $5000 is a bit steep from my experience so far, Joe McCall has a cheaper program with the same concepts, but I only know a friend who went through his, but he has been more successful than me. So I’d just weigh your options and really ask yourself how much dedication you’re willing to give and know that you’ll be spending another $400 - $600 or more a month on Propstream and Pebble REI or another CRM program because that’s what you’ll need for data and mailings. 

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Hi, I know this is a few years later, but I am looking into the the Wholesaling, Inc (The Land Sharks) course. I talked with Brent and he seems genuine and willing to help. Has anyone had success with the course?

 What was the cost?  I think last I checked it was around 8,000

Hi Scott, it's $5,000.

 Hi Sarah! Did you end up signing up for it?

 Yes, so far it's been a simple module but the biggest benefit is the weekly support calls where you can get questions answered by the instructor. The hardest part is just being disciplined enough to send letters out and follow up.

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Hi, I know this is a few years later, but I am looking into the the Wholesaling, Inc (The Land Sharks) course. I talked with Brent and he seems genuine and willing to help. Has anyone had success with the course?

 What was the cost?  I think last I checked it was around 8,000

Hi Scott, it's $5,000.

Hi, I know this is a few years later, but I am looking into the the Wholesaling, Inc (The Land Sharks) course. I talked with Brent and he seems genuine and willing to help. Has anyone had success with the course?

I’m also looking to sign up for this program. Did you end up trying it out? 

Hi Jessica! I live in the Silvery Valley (near Wallace, ID). I've been here for 2 years working on the mine waste cleanup projects but I'm wanting to become a real estate investor. I go to CDA to network and shop when needed. Reach out if you're in CDA and we can grab coffee!

I'm new to real estate investing and I've started to analyze deals in my area, which has been a difficult area to find a good deal (North Idaho). I've been talking with different lenders and I've been pre-approved with two residential lenders this last week. Since rates are rising, one of them offered for me to sign an Interest Rate Lock Agreement with a No Float option. I'm still getting my head wrapped around the lock agreements and the float/no float options, could someone give me a brief summary on how the benefits/disadvantages of signing an agreement like this?

Also, I am unsure if I should be signing any of these types of documents with one of the lenders if I might end up using a different lender once I find my first deal? One of my lenders said they cannot do a rate lock until I'm under contract, but this lender that sent me the agreement said they're able to do the rate lock for 61 days.

Lastly, it says on the document that if I need to change the lock agreement or cancel it, I am subject to additional fees, but it doesn't say how much the fees are. So does that mean if I use a different lender I still owe this lender a fee to cancel their lock? Or does that only apply if I use this same lender? It would probably be easier if I would just ask the lender directly these questions, but I've had a bad experience in the past telling a lender that I was talking to other lenders.