I’m willing to bet you went “heavy” on wholesale / flipping / marketing education and very light or not at all on real estate principles, real estate finance, and real estate law.  

Because the program is about educating people on investment properties, does that mean one will have to spend time searching for properties on their own, using the methods/advice provided?

For both myself and my clients, I focus on fixer uppers near key educational institutions and also in cities that are STR friendly.

I am still doing the same work but set up the LT and LLC to provide improved asset protection but obviously want to structure my business so that I have both asset protection while maximizing tax benefits that i can.To be fair to my CPA he didn’t say this would be an issue, he is in the process of doing research to verify the impact of the organizational structure changes and I was looking to educate myself in parallel obviously hoping my research and my CPA’s landed in the same place.

Educate yourself on utility assesments also. all of the above can make a good deal bad fast.

They provide educational content and practical advice to prepare for your investment in a 4-plex.

If you really want to become a note investor you need to educate yourself.  

The first appraisal was used to set the list price.Thank you for your educated opinion.

I'm paying very high monthly fees and additional management/service charges but am still not getting the help/education I would like.

While it super sucks that this has happened to all of you, I'm at least heartened to know that all the education we do as syndication attorneys has paid off in that even investors know their rights.