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Trenton Thompson
  • New to Real Estate
  • Seattle, WA
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Melefante6 STR Course

Trenton Thompson
  • New to Real Estate
  • Seattle, WA
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Hey everyone! There's this guy I see all over Instagram now which makes STR sound really great. He's pretty inspirational and mildly informative - as ask the gurus are - but of course you probably have to shell out thousands from his tribe etc. His IG is here btw: https://instagram.com/melefant...

My question is this: are these kinds of courses really needed for someone that wants to achieve great results in short term rentals? Or is all the information you would need to know in books and on websites and YouTube for free, and that you really wouldn’t get anything additional from these courses? 


Because my thought is that these courses, at least simplify and directly give you the information needed without having to sort through fluff or do lots of searching. But at the same time I don’t know if it’s worth $2000 or something. On the other hand $2000 might be a small price to pay if you’re going to be making that much or more every month by the time you finish your short term, rental journey over a year or two…


What do you think? 🤔 Would appreciate any wise investor’s feedback.

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