Pace Morby Gator Method Course Review

Member since 2021 · 18 posts · 28 votes

Hi BP community,

I recently saw a Pace Morby ad for something he calls the gator method. I wanted to see if anyone here has joined his mentorship program or for this specific course, and receive some honest feedback. Google is weird sometimes.

Appreciate y'all!

-Jon

17 Reply

4,035 views

Most Popular Reply

Don KonipolBusiness Member

Investor · The Woodlands TX / Avon, CT · Member since 2009 · 6k+ posts · 10k+ votes

Everything is good, wonderful, well worth the money, an investment in your future, member of a tribe, the networking alone is worth the money, yada, yada, yada. Until the posting “booster” is asked how many deals he’s closed from all this mentoring. That’s when it becomes dead silence.

Private Mortgage Financing Partners, LLC

Website View Page

33 Reply

See this reply in the discussion

155 Replies

Jump to latestLatest

Sort by

Reid Ferguson
Rental Property Investor · Denver, CO · Member since 2019 · 16 posts · 46 votes
3y
@Jonathan Abrado
the course content is pretty thorough and there are lots of side videos that have started up to support info in the main videos. The community is great as well!
I find the toughest part to be finding your own deals. If you’re heavily involved in the wholesaling world, this may be easy. If not, it’s likely going to be difficult. Hope that helps! Reach out if you’d like to discuss further.
15 Reply
Leon Nissley
Member since 2019 · 2 posts · 2 votes
3y

2 Reply
Jonathan AbradoPro Member
OP
Member since 2021 · 18 posts · 28 votes
3y
Quote from @Reid Ferguson:

@Jonathan Abrado
the course content is pretty thorough and there are lots of side videos that have started up to support info in the main videos. The community is great as well!
I find the toughest part to be finding your own deals. If you’re heavily involved in the wholesaling world, this may be easy. If not, it’s likely going to be difficult. Hope that helps! Reach out if you’d like to discuss further.

Happy New Year Reid! Interesting so the gator method is a more complex form of whole saling basically, is that correct? Is this something that you personally implemented and found potential success in? Thanks!
-Jon
0 Reply
Jonathan AbradoPro Member
OP
Member since 2021 · 18 posts · 28 votes
3y
Quote from @Leon Nissley:

nothing yet! Also, i'm not enrolled in the course or practicing the method (yet).
0 Reply
Violet Cobb
Member since 2022 · 17 posts · 61 votes
3y
I joined the gator tribe last week, I'm very impressed by Pace and the course. He makes sure you have every resource possible. You have a community of people to support you and help you every step of the way. I give the course 5 stars! P.s. Gator method is about partnering (usually with wholesalers) and bringing the Ernest money. (Pace has YouTube videos about it)
19 Reply
Reid Ferguson
Rental Property Investor · Denver, CO · Member since 2019 · 16 posts · 46 votes
3y
@Jonathan Abrado
The 'Gator Method' is about partnering with a wholesaler that needs help covering the earnest money deposit (EMD) required by the seller. (note: some sellers don't require this). As a funder, I can provide an EMD of E dollars with a compensation of C dollars. When the wholesaler assigns the contract to an end buyer for and assignment fee of A dollars, the wholesaler receives a payout of A-C, and I receive a payout of C and return of E because the end buyer must provide their own EMD that is equal to or larger than my EMD, E. Hope that helps!

A lot of people tend to comment on these conversations like "why would you ever need help funding? Never give someone else and EMD! etc." But I've seen experienced wholesalers who have all their funds out in other deals use a gator funder to make more deals happen without any of their own money. It's the idea of better to make 50, 75, 80% of a deal rather than 0% because you can't fund it yourself or don't have an end buyer already lined up to cover EMD.
25 Reply
Ryan BartlettPro Member
Investor · Denver, CO · Member since 2016 · 4 posts · 15 votes
3y
Quote from @Reid Ferguson:

@Jonathan Abrado
the course content is pretty thorough and there are lots of side videos that have started up to support info in the main videos. The community is great as well!
I find the toughest part to be finding your own deals. If you’re heavily involved in the wholesaling world, this may be easy. If not, it’s likely going to be difficult. Hope that helps! Reach out if you’d like to discuss further.
Is there any guidance on seeking out wholesalers in the training? I was thinking about joining but pretty much no no one as I am new to wholesaling 😀
13 Reply
Adam SoyakPro Member
Property Manager · Mokena, IL · Member since 2016 · 70 posts · 15 votes
3y
Quote from @Ryan Bartlett:

Quote from @Reid Ferguson:

@Jonathan Abrado
the course content is pretty thorough and there are lots of side videos that have started up to support info in the main videos. The community is great as well!
I find the toughest part to be finding your own deals. If you’re heavily involved in the wholesaling world, this may be easy. If not, it’s likely going to be difficult. Hope that helps! Reach out if you’d like to discuss further.
Is there any guidance on seeking out wholesalers in the training? I was thinking about joining but pretty much no no one as I am new to wholesaling 😀

I was wondering the same thing. I would think building relationships with wholesalers is key!
4 Reply
Anthony Stephens
Brooklyn, NY · Member since 2017 · 13 posts · 30 votes
3y
It sounds interesting but my concern is that this would be an unsecured loan to someone who may not be in a good financial position. I assume that if the wholesale deal falls through the earnest money is lost and the "Gator" lender would have to seek the money from the wholesaler who did not have the funding to begin with.
Am I misunderstanding?
27 Reply
Gil Erez
Member since 2022 · 9 posts · 34 votes
3y
Have you made any money yet? How long did it take you to make money?
3 Reply
Brittany BarbosaPro Member
Investor · Chicago · Member since 2023 · 19 posts · 19 votes
3y
Quote from @Violet Cobb:

I joined the gator tribe last week, I'm very impressed by Pace and the course. He makes sure you have every resource possible. You have a community of people to support you and help you every step of the way. I give the course 5 stars! P.s. Gator method is about partnering (usually with wholesalers) and bringing the Ernest money. (Pace has YouTube videos about it)
What is the cost of the program?? Is this the same as sqaudding up?
11 Reply
Violet Cobb
Member since 2022 · 17 posts · 61 votes
3y
I would recommend you watch his content on YouTube, there's a gator playlist and he'll explain everything. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to disclose the price, but I will say it's an investment to your future and provides so much value way beyond the amount you pay. It's education, resources, ability to talk to Pace and his team in zooms, as well as put you in a community of like minded people, also the amount of opportunity within the community is endless.
Squadding up is a term that means partner, and yes gator method is a partnership.
3 Reply
John Bergquist
Scottsdale, AZ · Member since 2015 · 3 posts · 15 votes
3y
Quote from @Reid Ferguson:

@Jonathan Abrado
the course content is pretty thorough and there are lots of side videos that have started up to support info in the main videos. The community is great as well!
I find the toughest part to be finding your own deals. If you’re heavily involved in the wholesaling world, this may be easy. If not, it’s likely going to be difficult. Hope that helps! Reach out if you’d like to discuss further.

Hi Reid, I'd love to connect on Pace's Gator course. I have several rentals and am looking at joining Pace's tribe. Are you able to connect with wholesalers and lend EMD as advertised or is it proving more difficult? I'd like to fund larger amounts like double closings. Does he not cover that yet?
1 Reply
Nate Marshall
Real Estate Consultant · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 740 votes
3y
It is overpriced. There is much better out there. Just saying!
8 Reply
John Bergquist
Scottsdale, AZ · Member since 2015 · 3 posts · 15 votes
3y
Quote from @Nate Marshall:

It is overpriced. There is much better out there. Just saying!

Do you have alternatives @Nate Marshall?
14 Reply
Brandon Edmonson
Member since 2023 · 5 posts · 8 votes
3y
Quote from @Violet Cobb:

I joined the gator tribe last week, I'm very impressed by Pace and the course. He makes sure you have every resource possible. You have a community of people to support you and help you every step of the way. I give the course 5 stars! P.s. Gator method is about partnering (usually with wholesalers) and bringing the Ernest money. (Pace has YouTube videos about it)

Hi, did you have to get any credentials to start lending?
3 Reply
Violet Cobb
Member since 2022 · 17 posts · 61 votes
3y
Hi Brandon,
No you do not get any credentials. With Gator you are not technically lending you are joint venturing (partnering) on real estate transactions and bringing the earnest money.
6 Reply
Nate Marshall
Real Estate Consultant · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 740 votes
3y
Quote from @John Bergquist:

Quote from @Nate Marshall:

It is overpriced. There is much better out there. Just saying!

Yes. 1,341 lenders. 8,000 plus family office and fund manager contacts plus a download center.

Do you have alternatives @Nate Marshall?

4 Reply
Gil Erez
Member since 2022 · 9 posts · 34 votes
3y
I am intrigued by the Gator method opportunity. Before spending $3000 I wanna make sure that it is not hype or exaggerated claims.
how long does it typically take to make your first gator deal after joining the program? How frequently does one typically make deals after the first deal? I understand that the investment or time and energy is required and correlates with success rate. But what is typical for someone who is committed?
is it worth $3000?
20 Reply
Gil Erez
Member since 2022 · 9 posts · 34 votes
3y
How many deals have you made so far? How much money in how much time?
2 Reply
Gil Erez
Member since 2022 · 9 posts · 34 votes
3y
Quote from @Violet Cobb:

I joined the gator tribe last week, I'm very impressed by Pace and the course. He makes sure you have every resource possible. You have a community of people to support you and help you every step of the way. I give the course 5 stars! P.s. Gator method is about partnering (usually with wholesalers) and bringing the Ernest money. (Pace has YouTube videos about it)
Have you made any deals yet?
0 Reply
Don KonipolBusiness Member
Investor · The Woodlands TX / Avon, CT · Member since 2009 · 6k+ posts · 10k+ votes
3y
Everything is good, wonderful, well worth the money, an investment in your future, member of a tribe, the networking alone is worth the money, yada, yada, yada. Until the posting “booster” is asked how many deals he’s closed from all this mentoring. That’s when it becomes dead silence.
Private Mortgage Financing Partners, LLC
Website View Page
33 Reply
Brandon Edmonson
Member since 2023 · 5 posts · 8 votes
3y
Quote from @Violet Cobb:

Hi Brandon,
No you do not get any credentials. With Gator you are not technically lending you are joint venturing (partnering) on real estate transactions and bringing the earnest money.

Thank you so much. If I wanted to try and get some money so that I can join the program, would I just need the wholesale and jv agreement?
0 Reply
Violet Cobb
Member since 2022 · 17 posts · 61 votes
3y
Gil Erez, it is more than worth the money. First of all, I was told I can count the money I spent on the course as startup costs for my business and deduct that from my taxes and PCS told me start up previsions are 100% deductible. The course is much more than just let me teach you how to do this and then go do it, it is a process, and I am in the process of building my corporate credit currently, I could go ahead and start now but I want to wait. But there are several people that jump right in and get in deals before they have money, that's another part of the gator method, and he talks about that on some of the youtube videos as well. I have learned so much from Pace that if I put into action I will make wayyyyy more money than I invested. No kidding just this morning I was listening to a zoom and learned of 2 business opportunities with details from Pace that have nothing to do with real estate. Pace is the best mentor I can even imagine possible. When you invest with gator you become part of a community of people that are like minded, doing deals and have answers to any questions that come up along the way. Though I have not started any deals yet, I have confidence I have never had before to do real estate transactions because I know if I get in a situation that I need help I have people that I can ask directly and work with directly to help me through unusual situations. I have access to talk to Pace directly. If you are an action taker you are bound to succeed, if you pay the money and do not follow the course and use the resources Pace provides and do not ever take action obviously you will not succeed. There are a lot of people in the community making a lot of money.

9 Reply
Violet Cobb
Member since 2022 · 17 posts · 61 votes
3y
Brandon, I am not sure I understand your question, but with the course Pace gives you the contracts, as well as much more content, live zooms usually multiple times per week, discord channel, private facebook group...ect.
3 Reply

Join the conversationCreate a free account to reply, vote on answers and follow this thread.