He's pretty much retired and just enjoying training people.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/1147286-is-pa...Jay Hinrichs#3 All Forums Contributor LenderLake Oswego OR Summerlin, NVReplied 9 months agoQuote from @Jonathan Chan:I'm actually in the subto group and it's not a scam.

I’ve recorded training videos and written very long articles on all sorts of topics.

It most likely won't be a home run, but it'll be the catalyst that gets your train leaving the station.

The people who say wholesaling is easy are generally in two camps:- A Guru with a mentorship or training program- A student who just paid thousands of dollars to one of those gurus, and is required to post about how life changing the program was, often using "Go Giver" "Abundance Mindset" or other similar hustle culture language. 

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

We already have down payment programs in Mississippi that require you to go through a training program.

To my understanding in PA you need to get the 75 hours of training, pass the national/state exams to get licensed, and then associate with a brokerage.

I intend to qualify as a REP as I have no W2 income and handling the purchasing and managing of my investment is technically my job now (i do have a handyman as I do not live in the state where my property is, I do all things related to the property other than on site repairs). 

Honestly being only an hour away is pretty ideal to be able to slowly transition to full hands-off operation through automations and having local contacts for on-site work, just gotta start testing things out and see what works best!

I trained John Jackson in lease options in 2002.