Rental Property Investor · USA / NZ · Member since 2016 · 1k+ posts · 812 votes
6y
@Account Closed interesting review you have there. I 100% disagree with you.
I attended last year event in Nashville TN and thoroughly enjoyed both events.
In fact i enjoyed Orlando more become i wasn't 100% hooked up on seating in the main room all the time.
It as great to be able to network and get to know fellow investors and community members from around the country. I traveled 28 Hours from New Zealand to attend both events and will travel again next year, so i think it say somethings. The Jake & Gino event is juts an "introduction" to what the Wheelbarrow Profit community really is.
If you want to learn the basic nuts and bolts you should have bought the Wheelbarrow Profit book BEFORE you came to the event. that worked well for me. then you come to the event armed with some basic knowledge and motivation to make it happen!
Investor · Orlando, FL · Member since 2012 · 30 posts · 26 votes
6y
I absolutely agree with @Shawn G.@Eduardo Zepeda (sorry I missed ya!) and others. The networking alone is absolutely worth it! The whole weekend my partner @Shane Deckert and I spent maybe 3 hrs total in the conference room, the rest of the time in the halls and networking. All in how you approach it.
Real Estate Coach · Danville, CA · Member since 2015 · 42 posts · 38 votes
6y
Figured i'd add my two cents. As an apartment syndicator who has done over 350 Million in deals and having attended many conferences I thought this one was very excellent and quite the opposite of a pitch fest. There was a wide array of speakers and many high level attendees.
Rental Property Investor · USA / NZ · Member since 2016 · 1k+ posts · 812 votes
6y
@Account Closed interesting review you have there. I 100% disagree with you.
I attended last year event in Nashville TN and thoroughly enjoyed both events.
In fact i enjoyed Orlando more become i wasn't 100% hooked up on seating in the main room all the time.
It as great to be able to network and get to know fellow investors and community members from around the country. I traveled 28 Hours from New Zealand to attend both events and will travel again next year, so i think it say somethings. The Jake & Gino event is juts an "introduction" to what the Wheelbarrow Profit community really is.
If you want to learn the basic nuts and bolts you should have bought the Wheelbarrow Profit book BEFORE you came to the event. that worked well for me. then you come to the event armed with some basic knowledge and motivation to make it happen!
Investor · Sevierville, TN · Member since 2015 · 121 posts · 674 votes
6y
I was also at the event, I enjoyed meeting you, Ahmed! I respectful disagree that it was a "pitch fest". I wrote down good information from each of the presenters, but I mainly went for the networking (a lot of excellent guys & gals at the event).
I was at the event as well and felt it was far from a pitch fest. They may have spent 15 minutes at most letting people know they offered mentorship but I didn't feel it was much of a pitch.