Jerry Norton programs ($10k finder fee - Powerflipper)
69 Replies
Lisa Fondant
from Spring, Texas
posted about 6 years ago
Let's discuss Jerry Norton's Powerflipper 3.0 with a finder's fee of $10,000 for any deal you find them. I THINK IT'S A SCAM. If anyone has had success of has had a deal accepted by them where they actually paid them the $10,000 finder fee... please reply to my discussion. Of if you have ANYTHING to say about Jerry Norton's programs that others should be aware of, please feel free to share.
Jay Hinrichs
Real Estate Broker from Lake Oswego OR Summerlin, NV
replied about 6 years ago
plenty on the internet including his rebuttal video and pictures of his students holding up 8700 and 10,000 jumbo checks...
Jeff Rabinowitz
Investor/Landlord from Farmington Hills, Michigan
replied about 6 years ago
@Lisa Fondant , it looks like this program has inspired several threads right here on BP. Jerry Norton started out right in my backyard. He used to be a regular presenter at one of the local REIAs. I have spoken with him several times. There is no doubt that Jerry has made a lot of money. I would not invest with him nor buy his program.
John DuBois
from Fulshear, Texas
replied about 6 years ago
I received a brochure inviting me to a Jerry Norton webinar for Thurs-Feb5-2015. I will attend and comment back here afterwards.The brochure is offerring $8700.00 payouts on lot flipping. Sometimes these types of deals require that you purchase a software to help search for lots,so we'll see.Most of the time,established people in industry are not going to come online and scam people,why would they ruin their own business in the offline arena? I will post back tommorrow after I get details of offer.
Updated about 6 years ago
listened to webinar followup... requires 1k to participate,refundable on first deal.
HAZEL DAWSON
from NEWMARKET, ONTARIO
replied about 6 years ago
John D: any update after the presentation?
I purchased/still going through tutorials, entering data and trying to learn the program. So far, the lots I have picked are much higher priced than what would be acceptable in the program - still hunting!
Michael Osias
Disabled from Pine Brook, New Jersey
replied over 5 years ago
Howmuch is your note flipper 3.0 is it good
Rick Klingenstein
from Palm Harbor, Florida
replied about 5 years ago
@ Hazel Dawson from Ontario.
Hello Hazel. Well it has been ten months since we heard from you in your progress with Jerry Nortons Power Flipper 3 x platform. I too saw his webinar and am curious... Is it everything Jerry claims? How many of your deals did he accept, close and pay you 10 grand for a finders fee? And are you still working his program with the 12 months of free coaching to at least get your $1000 deposit back? I hope you are blasting deals and collecting Jerrys checks! God Bless
Monique Rene Coates
Consultant from Providence, RI
replied about 5 years ago
I just watched Jerry Norton's Note Flipper webinar. Cost is $1000. I am tired of the guru circuit. I've spent way too much money on them and their promises over the past 20 years, and lost too much in the game. Just made them rich. I've never completed one RE deal. I am currently in the process of getting a REAL RE License.
God Bless
Rick Klingenstein
from Palm Harbor, Florida
replied about 5 years ago
Hello Monique Coates
I watched Jerry Nortons.Power Flipper 3 X two weeks ago and was very intrigued by his platform which he offers all training, software that he created to locate, analyze and estimate rehab, contracts for offers etc. Proof of his funds updated monthly.. Basically you find a good deal crunch numbers with his easy to use software submit deal to Jerry Norton and if it meets his criteria when he closes on the purchase he sends you a finders fee of $10k sounds easy enough. $1000 deposit required that is refunded on your first successful deal. Well I have searched all over the net for feedback on Jerrys integrity and program. He has a 'A' rating with the BBB. He also has quite a bit of neg. feedback from folks who never closed a deal by not meeting his criteria. One man reported successfully receiving a refund within 90 days. More than a few reported working his system getting paid the 10 grand finders fee and was excited to complete more deals. I have seen his students holding the checks in testimonials. Tonight I just watched a video called the Flipster promoting the same software only called something similar to the other programs using his proof of funds letter with his company logo and it is based around the same concept. In this video you do not see Jerry Nortons face like in his other videos only hear his voice. This one is offered for $1.00 for 15 day trial...Why does he offer so many programs for sale that are all closely related just called something different but similar? Are the people that give bad feedback on the reviews actually the lazy ones who sort of half commit themselves, put half *** effort in studying the material and submit half cocked deals to Jerrys buying team only to be rejected and when they dont make any money in 30-90 days just get angry and decide they will give a bad testimony on rip off report? I dont know. What I do know is that from what I HAVE FOUND OUT I am still a little on the fence with power flipper 3 x but I would rather spend the $1000 refundable deposit to turn this stone and fail at making money than not to have tried at all.. I am a realist and believe that if I execute each step of his platform fo locate properties that will be profitable and meet his criteria then I can expect that out of 50 to 100 submissions if one or two of my deals are accepted then that is $10,000-$20,000 per month then it was worth the effort to put in the work to make $20,000 per month. So I will most likely give this an honest try. Shen I do I will report back to yiu fine people my results.
LaSaundra Spencer
from Concord, North Carolina
replied about 5 years ago
@Rick Klingenstein Hi any updates on your progress? Thanks for the detailed reply above. I just watched the flipster webinar. I do like the software portion just concerned about paying for the "Pro" amount to have access to POF letters and "private funding." Definitely didn't know he was funding the deals and since there is no where that explains what the criteria is for funding, I'm a little weary of the program.