I stayed on the phone with them for 5 minutes to long today and all in all came very close to signing up with these guys.There are testimonials of their success stories and undoubtedly there are people on here who can succeed with them.

If you're really interested in creating a new business, use those HOA dues to make a new investment, maintain it yourself, and forge your own success - it will be well worth it.

They asked for the source of the money in detail that just isn't warranted and would've required him to track every customer who contributed to his business success it sounded like.

Wondering if anyone has feedback on if they've had success finding slow-flips or multifamilies beyond typical via MLS or non-MLS routes.

I'm hoping to connect with individuals (or networks) from whom I can learn and hopefully provide some value of my own.What I've got to offer:1) I'm a proactive learner - I enjoy absorbing knowledge, asking questions, and challenging basic assumptions.2) I don't take myself too seriously and actively try to avoid being an *******.3) I have found decent white-collar success; I am the VP of Analytics at a digital marketing agency.

This program basically provides free rent which I am grateful for but the whole point is to make sure I become successful.

There is a very fine line between successful incentive programs and disastrous programs, with the majority being the latter. 

All the best on your success through this community. 

Best of luck on continued successes!

He keeps his income stream without having to manage the property anymore, you get the property and can upgrade it.If you can successfully upgrade one unit and the exterior and show the increased rent follows, it might be easier to get an investor to help with the others.