All the internet information that you can find won't help you if a lender can't work with you.

There are plenty of them in the internet marketing community, which he's a proud member of.As others have said, you have to vet people carefully.

I did a cursory internet search when they contacted me and the relatively high ratings and apparently legitimate business structure made me unwary of them being dishonest.

You shouldn’t have to go to a internet forum where you happen to find a guy who knows the area who then finds the guy who is actively working on your home with your money.Kevin hired the guy.

I was in the military in the mid 90s, a slightly different time with zero Internet information and the world was very active.

It it's information, I can't imagine that he has any secrets that you wouldn't be able to find on the internet (and here on BP).

With you having taken the program, do you think the courses were built based on someone who already have knowledge in real estate or someone like me whose only knowledge in CRE are based on Forums, Youtube, free crash courses on financial modeling, and internet searches. 

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It also regularly puts out deals at low 65% or less LTV, and high 10%+ skin in the game/co-investment etc.They market under 506B so are prohibited from posting publicly on the Internet and instead function by referrals.

If someone killed the internet tomorrow, and all brokerages had to go back to the Yellow Pages and mailers, I bet the industry cost would go down MINIMUM 30% just from that 1 action.