They also provide training videos and webinars.

that doesn't mean RE isn't a good investment... but it is the case.what i would NOT recommend is buying a random, "cheap' property in a market thousands of miles away that you don't know well and haven't seen in person, and turning it over to a team you don't know. 

The modules are over 40 videos and weekly calls that happen 3 to 4 times a week geared to mentor you along the way till your units start producing like they should.

I have not besides walkthrough videos taken by the realtor. 

You'll quickly see why AI is not the solution here... not only will it give you a random number from a site that posted it, but it will hallucinate and draw quirky assumptions into the mix like oh based on this % appreciation and applying it forward/backward, etc.

I consider myself a discount broker, listing at 1.75% on my side but my listings still have professional photos, videos,open houses, and marketing.

Random question: has anyone cashed out their retirement (or part of it) to invest in real estate?

I think Rob provides great value in his videos and was wondering if anyone has joined any of his courses before.

Threatening me by saying you won't buy another one is like the tenants who comment on all of our eviction videos saying "they evicted that tenant as soon as he missed his rent payment.

The CRM is awesome for pinpointing and keeping track of random houses you find that you make want to look into later.The biggest Con seems to be that the software can be very clunky and almost feels like it is in beta development at all times.Which company do you like for bulk "Street View" postcards?