This criteria is for 1-4 and 5-8 unit programs.

People don't do this for free, which is why in multifamily you more or less have to buy into a paid mentorship program.

I'm starting out my apartment investing journey and it's been about 6 months since I joined a mentorship program.

Those obsessed on just cash-flow need to put down the books and programs from 2014 and realize this is a different market. 

Also, the University had some major challenges during the Pandemic, reducing their available programs as enrollment dropped.Anecdotally, I have a friend who bought two adjacent houses to turn into University rentals.

And from there it's just Ken trying to sell his "Guru" program which still makes me chuckle that someone who so barely has a clue what he's doing himself is billing himself as the "Guru" so-yeah, lol. 

You have an opportunity to start with a clean slate and hopefully choose the type of marketing that provides the most effective and efficient use of your money and time.That being said, there are plenty of program marketers selling complete packages costing $8,000 a month and up, with a 12 month commitment.

Otherwise you will look for a program that charges you $xx,xxx dollars.Keep learning and asking questions. 

That being said the only way these low cost providers could protect themselves would be to write their programs in such a way that the benefit their work provides is so low compared to the reality of what is allowable that there isn't any chance of overstatement of depreciation, which means it would be understated and you're leaving money on the table. 

I will check out the program and I would definitely be grateful for any book referrals you have.