Not only his marketing is sketchy as other people in here say but his program is just a group with people talking about random stuff, no value provided and that's my personal experience. 

her and her husband both retired from their day jobs and have all these gorgeous renovated SFRs. the key was that they got better and better at BRRRing and the nest egg grew just a little bit with each cashout/refi, so they could do bigger/better deals, then multiple deals at once. this obviously took time, but they're getting ALL the perks of REI: debt paydown, appreciation, tax benefits, cashflow, the opportunity to provide beautiful safe housing in the city they live in... if you BRRR'd your way to a few STRs instead of LTRs, you could probably arrive at that 7k/mo number pretty quick. also consider BRRRing to MTRs. gator lending is short-term / transational lending, usually to wholesalers for deposits. pace morby has a course on it. most people i'm sure take the course, do nothing with the information, make no money, then complain and say the course didn't work lol. but i do know tons of people actually make great money gator lending.flips obviously work too but you usually LOSE money on the first one, break even if you're fortunate... it's very active work too, so doing flips while you're still working full time, idk, not a fan personally. you'd have to KEEP flipping to KEEP making 7k/mo, vs with BRRRing you'll eventually get to that 7k/mo and can stop or regroup.

Even the heavy duty stuff, most likely going to need to replace every 2-4 years whereas plank will probably cost way less going forward on turns.

To monetize it a little, you could go under contract to purchase then wholesale it if you have someone there to show it and stuff @Colby Zeller

Last year around this time my dad was sick and I have to move overseas since he died to handle a few family stuff.

They are retired and love this stuff — like would legitimately enjoy talking with contractors, walking the site, taking videos, the whole deal. 

In doing over $200M+ in rental property transactions for out of state investors, I will tell you that nobody is really looking for A grade stuff in either market.

I think most will at least catch the really bad stuff.

We failed a few things on the first inspection, but very minor stuff that was fixable in a days work. 

The space is way smaller than I thought once I put my stuff in and I can’t even fit everything I need.