Has anyone taken the Sober Living Riches course by Andrew Lamb?

[Ebony J.]

Hi BP Community 👋🏾

I’m exploring sober living investing and came across the Sober Living Riches program by Andrew Lamb. It seems well-structured and includes mentorship, legal docs, market research tools, and a 6-month coaching setup. But before making a decision (it's not cheap!), I’d really appreciate any honest feedback from investors who have taken it or looked into it.

Specifically, I’d love to know:

• Was the content worth the cost?

• Did it actually help you launch and fill your first sober living home?

• How hands-on is the coaching/support?

• Are the tools and templates (like the policies manual) truly plug-and-play or did they need major customization?

• Any unexpected pros/cons?

Also open to hearing about other trusted resources or coaching programs you’ve used to build out recovery housing. I’m based in Philadelphia, so bonus points if you have local experience!

Thanks in advance 🙏🏾

[John Clark]

Quote from @Ebony J.:

Hi BP Community 👋🏾

I’m exploring sober living investing and came across the Sober Living Riches program by Andrew Lamb. It seems well-structured and includes mentorship, legal docs, market research tools, and a 6-month coaching setup. But before making a decision (it's not cheap!), I’d really appreciate any honest feedback from investors who have taken it or looked into it.

Specifically, I’d love to know:

• Was the content worth the cost?

• Did it actually help you launch and fill your first sober living home?

• How hands-on is the coaching/support?

• Are the tools and templates (like the policies manual) truly plug-and-play or did they need major customization?

• Any unexpected pros/cons?

Also open to hearing about other trusted resources or coaching programs you’ve used to build out recovery housing. I’m based in Philadelphia, so bonus points if you have local experience!

Thanks in advance 🙏🏾

I am not a fan of gurus, mentors, counselors, etc. for money. 

find a well run, good reputation, current sober living unit and see if you can invest in it. Beware if they are too eager to let you invest. Check out the operation and the books. Learn. Find another, invest more, repeat. Keep your ears open regarding badly run operations. Investigate. What is making them bad? Learn some more.