Quote from @Peter Stewart: Ouch.

After maybe 8 hrs of work with a helper, we had the new mast, two ground rods and wiring hooked up. 

Following and reading through this thread as I am in a similar position to the original poster.I have evaluated some of the programs out there such as Brad Sumrock, Gino, Rod K, and others ..For me, the value has to come from the ability to have access to people who can help provide deal flow and others who are in a similar position as I am that would be willing to partner with complimentary skillsets. 

When I planned the design I incorporated a good deal of rod iron (we did a mix metal theme in the house) in the custom stair case that we put in (after photos below).

It says Pippa Stewart/ Lender/ Nevada so what is that ?

The AZ deal had a broker involved, the deal went all the way through the foreclosure process legally and thus was actually enforced by the Trustee at Stewart Title.

On episode 442, Bryce Stewart discussed how anyone hiring a non insured worker (ex: shoveling a driveway, handyman work, etc) should have them sign a workers comp waiver form in the unfortunate event that they get injured working on your property.

Here are a few great podcasts that have been around a while:* Michael Blank's "The Apartment Investing Podcast"* Joe Fairless' "The Best Ever Show"* Charles Dobens' "The Multifamily Investing Academy Podcast"* Rod Khleif's "Lifetime Cashflow Through Real Estate"* The Jake and Gino showThrough podcasts, you get exposed to different ideas and approaches that you can piece together to develop your own strategy.

Quote from @Matt Stewart: @Kevin G. 

Quote from @Stewart VanValkenburg: I think they are a scam.