A short while ago i bought an online course titled invest four more by mark ferguson on how to fix & flip. i actually found it very informative & it was not expensive at all (compared to all the real estate gurus). hes offering a promotion on a very comprehensive package which seems to be very good & also very cheap does anyone know if he's legit?

Originally posted by @Rita Medeiros:Come to our women’s group November 27th listed on events page.Out of curiosity do you ever contribute to posts or just promote your event every single time? 

I understand that but I want to hear from people who went through this training and actually spent serious time applying and making offers and deals on the strategies they are promoting.

Long story short, after working extremely hard, I was promoted from the warehouse to Counter Sales, then dug deep into learning as much as I possibly could through training classes on the products, because if I am going to do something I'm going to be the best, I was promoted to management about a year ago.

How diverse is the market? 

@Patti Robertson coin op laundry are great they are not inexpensive but charging for laundry usage promotes conservative usage of water

I've recently started to study real estate am determined to jump in, learn, correct and keep investing to grow a diverse portfolio.

Self promotion is NOT allowed. 

It would be great to hear from people with experience in the San Antonio market how realistic it is to successfully BRRRR a rental property there.I think San Antonio has a lot going for it: job and population growth, diverse economy with durable industries, property values rising but still relatively affordable, the list goes on...However, I've been having a hard time finding deals (on the MLS) with the following criteria:- In decent neighborhood (C/B)- All-in costs are 75% of ARV- Cash-flow after a refinance where you pull out 75% of the ARVFrom what I've seen, the numbers in SA seem to work at around the $190K ARV price point.

There are some folks out there promoting their programs as though they're magic.