I've learned a ton, gained a ton of experience, had some long nights, but overall very pleased with the first year in business.Once I onboarded property #4 I realized I was getting close to my max in terms of how many properties I can take on with no other employees or outside help, while still being able to dedicate ample time to my 2 other businesses (I'm also a general contractor and content creator).My plan is to hover around 5 properties for the long haul.

No, the training isn't free but neither is any other kind of training.  

If its a volunteer fire company you may be able to donate the house to them for the purpose of training and get a tax deduction .

Our training in "one on one" and we guarantee a purchase.

Hello, Has anybody done bootcamp “90 Day Challenge to Buy Your First Rental Property” or “Rentals made easy” by Jessie Lang, would really appreciate if you could please share your experience, I could not find an...

The fund that Scott sold me has very poor directors (fat cats that are very rich and sleep in all day) the ceo is trying to manage 8 properties all over USA  I dont know this fund but I do know Scott and have been to some of his training events and met many folks who took his training and a few of them I have followed over the years and they have built monstor business's  really something..

Hello,Does anyone have experience working with Trent Ellingford and the 6 Figure Assignments Program?  Or Cody Sperber with Clever Investors? Considering joining and looking for any reviews or recommendations if the p...

That way, when you get a property under contract, you can call on the list and have ample contractors show to bid. 3.

This training can make you a multi millionaire  at best or put 50 to 100k+ in your pocket every year part time. 

No Certifications, No Insurance = Maximum LiabilityProfessional property managers typically have Errors & Omissions insurance, liability coverage, and legal training to protect themselves and the owner.If a tenant sues for wrongful eviction, habitability issues, or a lease dispute, the owner is the one legally and financially exposed.You likely don’t have a property management license, which might be required for certain tasks.3.