You really have to watch the training videos (which i dread, i always feel like I can just figure it out as I go...), everything is hidden and not self explanatory.

Moreover, if your asking price doesn't align with the property's financials, it can stall the selling process.

I'm looking to buy a property that's a mix of commercial and residential, located next to a train station.

From what I’ve heard is that KW lacks in training, but some people deny this and say they’re good with their training and also the cap system is set up good so if you meet their cap, the rest after that is straight commission.

Training beginners that no trainer can really vette is going to lead to a lot of very bad outcomes for sellers.

This generally involves weight/resistance training, which I've found to be the best all around exercise routine.

You need to have training, mentoring and a network.

I guess, my training and many years of experience could qualify me for being "real".

@Don KonipolThe same can be said on note investing as wellI had a conversation with another investor and asked them “how many gurus / people with training programs are actually actively buying in the business”You could hear the crickets.

The training is WAY better than "subto" (I have a mastermind login).