There are 12000 homes in my little area of Southern California and currently 8 are for sale and likely will be pending within a week.

But a buyer could put down a lis pendens and mess up the sale.

I recently found out upon calling  the utility company that he didn't call, but registered online.

My huge issue with these guys (and Wealthability) is the business formula appears to be the following:Master guru sucks you in with their knowledge via books, podcasts, Youtube, seminar.Master guru tries to hire minions to re-create his success (it underdelivers)Master guru tries to scale too fast and becomes more of a salesman (clients further suffer)I am interested in learning more about this and can deal with negative reviews but the negative ones outweigh the positive ones online for Anderson and in 2023 no less, so this is an active problem. 

If he spreads out his sales over 5 years he is spreading out his tax bill.

And the rates are coming down, wait for a better sale price when is completed.

It's not just sales but rentals too.On the supply side, it's not like old houses are crumbling to the ground, conversely there's been a ton of redevelopment and new development activity since the pandemic started. 

The for sale market may not get as high as your husband thinks, but the rental demand will be consistent to increasing for the next 5-7 years. 

Please share your insights if anyone has encountered negative feedback or reasons to avoid doing business with this group. only actual review I found online was just posted on Feb 16th, and looks fake...  

That can leave the sellers on the hook for a large capital gains tax on the sale.