Most are negative except the google reviews that seem fake. 

All payments have been as promised.

Out of every class he signs up about 20 people when I was there and these were the costs:* $10k for the basic program they promise to help with basically 1 property they give you, if they don't want it you get it, because its not a big enough profit for them so you get scraps.* 25K middle program they give you a couple of properties minor hand holding through their pipeline to keep you happy (maybe if you dont get burned and loose money on the deal) before they disappear* 35K for mastery this is the big upsell they let you in the inner circle like church of scientology your paying to be their friend and they have to funnel you deals that the top guys don't want first so they feed you some deals to keep you happy and hold your hand.

A deposit can be a promise.  

The numbers look a bit more promising on the house hack.

Newark, Ohio, is a pretty promising spot for real estate investment.

To make the most of this opportunity, I'd love to hear advice on promising emerging cities to focus on, the advantages and disadvantages of each, and alternative financing methods beyond traditional mortgages

If not you will end up losing money and time to a loan officer that is promising you that they can help and only waste your time. 

He was sold on an promised "8 CAP" - and not on comps.

These days it's more challenging to find properties where the numbers are promising but they are out there.