Renatus Education I’m Considering Joining. Any Advice?

Renatus Education I’m Considering Joining. Any Advice?

Real Estate Agent · San Diego, CA · Member since 2010 · 85 posts · 43 votes
I’ve recently been introduced to Renatus. I wanted to know if anyone here has used their education and mentorship to become successful in real estate. It’s a $20,000 commitment. I’d like to hear your feedback on their program if you’re so inclined.
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Specialist · Paradise Valley, AZ · Member since 2018 · 3k+ posts · 2k+ votes
8y
Originally posted by @Dawn O.:
I’ve recently been introduced to Renatus. I wanted to know if anyone here has used their education and mentorship to become successful in real estate. It’s a $20,000 commitment. I’d like to hear your feedback on their program if you’re so inclined.

 Buy a house with a partner in a Joint Venture instead. You learn a lot more and you actually are investing. (Do a search in the search bar above for details.) For instance, when I Joint Venture with people they get all of their questions answered and the training and actually own property. 

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  • Investor · Salt Lake City, UT · Member since 2016 · 287 posts · 270 votes
    8y
    Dawn Oree I don’t think you’ll get too many replies in favor of joining this program or any other guru type program. BP was created specifically to provide free REI education. BP and most of the members are basically anti “guru” for the most part. I firmly believe that most can get much MORE out of Bigger Pockets and the BP community than the majority of paid “programs” if the individual is willing to put in the time to read, study, listen, and network. I really think that $20k would be much better spent on whatever kind of deal you are interested in and getting an education from an actual deal and then moving forward. Whatever you decide, good luck!!
  • Real Estate Agent · San Diego, CA · Member since 2010 · 85 posts · 43 votes
    8y

    @Ryan E.  I’m beginning to agree with you all on the idea that $20,000 can be better spent on an actual investment than anywhere else.  

  • Member since 2019 · 1 post · 0 votes
    7y

    It's an MLM, simple as that

    though I heard community, over and over, I never saw it.

    You are on your own.

    life, and commitment to this, the open houses, the loosely run classes, all over San Diego, online lectures, weekly webcast, is almost impossible.

    I've read, and heard many times, you can do it yourself, or find the information, just as easy elsewhere.

    Don't bother.

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