Has anyone taken Phillip Vincent's program - Mom's House?

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Has anyone taken Phillip Vincent's program - Mom's House?

Chuck B.
Investor · Louisville, KY · Member since 2011 · 296 posts · 248 votes

Has anyone taken the MomsHouse.com program?  It's a guru/lead-gen program that purports to train you on becoming a "Personal Relocation Manager" for seniors who need to move into assisted living facilities.  

I'd be curious to hear your impressions of the course if you're willing to share. 

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Anthony Stephenson
Investor · Murfreesboro, TN · Member since 2013 · 59 posts · 80 votes
4y

Phillip Vincent presented at our REIA tonight. My understand basically is that you network/market to the folks that are selling senior care living facility beds with the idea that most seniors need to sell their house that they have owned for decades and is probably full of junk in order to afford the living facility. Stands to reason their motivation to sell with minimal hassle is high at that point in time. And you are providing a needed service. It sounded like a solid idea to me so I signed up for an upcoming three day event. We will see how it plays out.

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  • Ryan GarrisonPro Member
    Rental Property Investor · Olympia, WA · Member since 2017 · 236 posts · 83 votes
    3y
    Quote from @Chuck B.:

    Has anyone taken the MomsHouse.com program?  It's a guru/lead-gen program that purports to train you on becoming a "Personal Relocation Manager" for seniors who need to move into assisted living facilities.  

    I'd be curious to hear your impressions of the course if you're willing to share. 

     I went to the 3 day in person event 2 years ago. It was great. Well worth the money. I have not focused as much on building senior community relationships as I would like, but I have used the knowledge to help me do a better job for the families I help. 

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  • Tom Dagney
    Real Estate Investor · Member since 2017 · 9 posts · 6 votes
    3y

    I also took the weekend course 2 years ago.  There has been some changes to their program recently.

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  • Eloisa Torres
    Member since 2023 · 3 posts · 3 votes
    3y
    Quote from @Anthony Stephenson:

    I attended the Mom's House event a few days ago. The general just is network with people in the senior care industry who have a financial interest in filling the rooms. The idea being if mom needs to sell her junky house to a cash buyer in order pay for the care facility plus doesn't have to deal with repairs then hopefully your senior health care network contacts will remember you when they run across this which is supposedly often. In my opinion It's worth the $1K to attend the weekend, then you decide if you want to drop another $30k for the inner circle. Personally, I didn't, but it's not totally outside the realm of possibilities.. 

     Exactly what Anthony Stephenson said, but not worth to drop another 31K witch I did and that my biggest business regret :( 

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  • Eloisa Torres
    Member since 2023 · 3 posts · 3 votes
    3y
    Quote from @Chuck B.:

    Has anyone taken the MomsHouse.com program?  It's a guru/lead-gen program that purports to train you on becoming a "Personal Relocation Manager" for seniors who need to move into assisted living facilities.  

    I'd be curious to hear your impressions of the course if you're willing to share. 

     I did :(  the San Louis trip is worth it but dropping another $31k definite NO, they don't offer nothing different than what they provide on San Louis - his is the most expensive and worth less program.  

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  • Eloisa Torres
    Member since 2023 · 3 posts · 3 votes
    3y

    Review for Phillip Vincent: The 3 days to San Louis are worthy but the $31K he charges after that is not worthy at all, he make it sound like what he offers for the $31k is a great value but at the end is just the same you learn on the 3 days, he make sound like a real value and sadly I fall for that, my savings into the trash can 😭

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  • Jason Weiner
    Baltimore, MD · Member since 2013 · 3 posts · 2 votes
    3y

    nice job in reading the posts Don  

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  • Tom Dagney
    Real Estate Investor · Member since 2017 · 9 posts · 6 votes
    3y

    proceed with caution!.

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  • Judit Alteslaben
    Member since 2023 · 1 post · 0 votes
    3y
    Quote from @Kimberly Agnew:
    Quote from @Glenda Chillous:
    Quote from @Kimberly Agnew:
    Quote from @Lily Scherman:

    Thank you Anthony.  I've signed up and heading to St Louis in Feb.  I should have done my research before signing up but it all made sense to me and just started researching more about Mom's House tonight when I came across your feedback.  I'm not a traveler, currently live in Idaho heading to St Louis, so I'm investing in myself and pushing myself to grow, getting out of my comfort zone.

    Lily - I just got back from attending the course last week.  I think you will really enjoy it.  Head's up that they do have a hefty priced offering during the course but so far with my experience, the information I got from the course will give me enough to go out on my own and begin.  It will take more work on my part because I didn't purchase the business in a box they offer but I think it was well worth the time and effort.  If you can afford it - sounds like the business in a box is pretty awesome but unfortunately at this time it is not in my budget.  good luck!  I hope you find it as helpful as I did.

     I'm so glad I found this post with people that have attended.  I was was thinking about purchasing the at home Course.  I'm not sure that I would attend the weekend.  I'm a licensed agent and I want to work with seniors.  So how much was the "business-in-a-box"?  Someone mentioned the network plan is $30k

    The business in a box is a 30k charge to become an inner circle member. With the inner circle membership, they set up your company, website, crm, and offer you leads to purchase for an additional $500 per lead which is generated through their website. With the $1k class you get the information, use of their logo, access to marketing print material for an additional charge and you can purchase the crm separately as well. 

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  • Jeff Williamson
    Member since 2023 · 1 post · 0 votes
    2y
    Quote from @Chuck B.:

    Has anyone taken the MomsHouse.com program?  It's a guru/lead-gen program that purports to train you on becoming a "Personal Relocation Manager" for seniors who need to move into assisted living facilities.  

    I'd be curious to hear your impressions of the course if you're willing to share. 


     So, has anyone gotten a return on investment and doing any deals as a result of this program? Looking at the replies it seems people find value in the initial training. But, not their upsell program "inner circle" but, I haven't had anyone say they are making money as a result. I think their pricing structure has changed. I had a call with them and thr program is $8k for an online/digital course (i assume this is replacing the 3day in person seminar people have mentioned here) and the inner circle program is now $20k?..

    my apprehension is on the vagueness of the program I get "building networks and relationships with directors and decision makers at senior care facilities" but what exactly are they providing? Training on how to talk to these people, I understand. But is there Value in their network? Are they providing quality leads or  lists of who to market to.. just doesn't seem like very much for an 8k investment. And what mlre are you getting for their 20k inner circle program?

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  • Brian Vaughan
    Real Estate Consultant · Texas Hill Country · Member since 2017 · 56 posts · 58 votes
    2y

    I took the free course but didnt proceed, as the whole thing felt "scammy" to me.   

    Still waiting to hear from ANYBODY who paid the dues and got a great return on that investment.  

    Still waiting.  

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  • Matthew Kunkelman
    Member since 2021 · 1 post · 1 vote
    2y
    Quote from @Brian Vaughan:

    I took the free course but didnt proceed, as the whole thing felt "scammy" to me.   

    Still waiting to hear from ANYBODY who paid the dues and got a great return on that investment.  

    Still waiting.  

    Can you share info about the free course? I looked into this program it was like 7 or 8K for some training and resources , but didn't see anything about a free course. I decided to hold off on the paid program for now. 
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  • Nate Marshall
    Real Estate Consultant · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 738 votes
    2y

    Yeah the only one benefitting from this is him and maybe his influencers pitching the program. You can do this for well under a fraction of what the cost is. 

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  • Tom Dagney
    Real Estate Investor · Member since 2017 · 9 posts · 6 votes
    2y

    Proceed with caution.  He is a marketing machine for various programs.

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  • Nate Marshall
    Real Estate Consultant · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 738 votes
    2y
    Quote from @Tom Dagney:

    Proceed with caution.  He is a marketing machine for various programs.


     True and for $31,000.00 I can show people how to turn that into $500,000.00 in a year by doing it themselves. 

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  • Tom Dagney
    Real Estate Investor · Member since 2017 · 9 posts · 6 votes
    2y

    Can I get a TV show?

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  • Theresa Ortez
    Real Estate Agent · CA · Member since 2019 · 23 posts · 16 votes
    2y

    I signed up and took this course with an ope mind for learning.  It was about $250 for both the general class and accelerated program. It is much more than just reaching out to senior living facilities. You first need to decide if you have the heart to truly help seniors. Then you need to find your sources to help them. I haven’t signed up for inner circle and don’t know the pricing. HOWEVER, after putting my mind to it and reaching out, I got my first deal in less than a month. I am a realtor and a CPA. This was a turn key home for someone that lost a spouse and didn’t want to live alone any longer. We got top dollar and set her up with a solid financial advisor to live her best life after loosing a loved one. She is thrilled in her new place and her family is relieved that mom is in a community with help just a few feet away. I’ve worked on this for three months and helping two more families. I believe that’s Mom’s house offers a lot for those that truly want to help solve a problem for seniors.

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    • Jacqueline Ward
      New to Real Estate · Member since 2023 · 12 posts · 3 votes
      1y
      Quote from @Theresa Ortez:

      I signed up and took this course with an ope mind for learning.  It was about $250 for both the general class and accelerated program. It is much more than just reaching out to senior living facilities. You first need to decide if you have the heart to truly help seniors. Then you need to find your sources to help them. I haven’t signed up for inner circle and don’t know the pricing. HOWEVER, after putting my mind to it and reaching out, I got my first deal in less than a month. I am a realtor and a CPA. This was a turn key home for someone that lost a spouse and didn’t want to live alone any longer. We got top dollar and set her up with a solid financial advisor to live her best life after loosing a loved one. She is thrilled in her new place and her family is relieved that mom is in a community with help just a few feet away. I’ve worked on this for three months and helping two more families. I believe that’s Mom’s house offers a lot for those that truly want to help solve a problem for seniors.


       Yours is the first kind thing that I have seen about this program. Are you still using it? I love helping senior & was considering it. Would love to know your thoughts?

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  • Steve Meyers
    Real Estate Agent · San Diego, CA · Member since 2015 · 190 posts · 77 votes
    2y

    @Lily Scherman any feedback on this program? Is it worthwhile?  I have a call setup with them on Monday

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  • Anna Thomas
    Member since 2024 · 3 posts · 2 votes
    2y

    I had my original meeting via the phone last week and my follow up meeting also via the phone is today. The set up is completely different now. $31,000 never entered the conversation because that would have been an absolute no for me. They are now advertising a package for $2997 which includes the lead generation CRM, they build out your website and 4 social media business pages and give you all the training modules (among other things). The second package is $5997 which includes the contracts, group coaching with Phillip for 6 months but then you have to pay for the CRM and leads monthly at $297/month. There is another package for $11,997 but I wasn’t interested so I am not sure what it offers. I am hesitant to participate in this program because it is a hefty start up cost and there is very little feedback or reviews on this program. 

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  • Anna Thomas
    Member since 2024 · 3 posts · 2 votes
    2y
    Quote from @Steve Meyers:

    @Lily Scherman any feedback on this program? Is it worthwhile?  I have a call setup with them on Monday

    Steve, how did your meeting go for Mom’s house? Did you sign up?

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  • Steve Meyers
    Real Estate Agent · San Diego, CA · Member since 2015 · 190 posts · 77 votes
    2y
    Quote from @Anna Thomas:
    Quote from @Steve Meyers:

    @Lily Scherman any feedback on this program? Is it worthwhile?  I have a call setup with them on Monday

    Steve, how did your meeting go for Mom’s house? Did you sign up?


     I did not sign up, they never called me during my scheduled meeting time and then called me the next day to apologize.  Just seems like another marketing company trying to sell ice to an eskimo I'm not sold

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  • Anna Thomas
    Member since 2024 · 3 posts · 2 votes
    2y
    Quote from @Steve Meyers:
    Quote from @Anna Thomas:
    Quote from @Steve Meyers:

    @Lily Scherman any feedback on this program? Is it worthwhile?  I have a call setup with them on Monday

    Steve, how did your meeting go for Mom’s house? Did you sign up?


     I did not sign up, they never called me during my scheduled meeting time and then called me the next day to apologize.  Just seems like another marketing company trying to sell ice to an eskimo I'm not sold

    I just turned it down as well. In talking to them it seemed like a money grab.
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  • Jason Weiner
    Baltimore, MD · Member since 2013 · 3 posts · 2 votes
    1y

    is there anything more going on with this company - they never answer their phone..never call back...seems like the best thing they did was write a book about the industry..I like the market segment they are going after but does not seem real if they cant answer a call

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  • Nate Marshall
    Real Estate Consultant · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 738 votes
    1y
    Quote from @Chuck B.:

    Has anyone taken the MomsHouse.com program?  It's a guru/lead-gen program that purports to train you on becoming a "Personal Relocation Manager" for seniors who need to move into assisted living facilities.  

    I'd be curious to hear your impressions of the course if you're willing to share. 



    MomsHouse.com / Philip Vincent


    Known Positioning:




    • Pitched as a “solution for senior transitions” — connecting families with “certified investors” to buy houses quickly when seniors move to care homes.



    • Philip Vincent has presented himself as an authority in ethical wholesaling, often speaking on podcasts and in affiliate networks.



    • Promises of pre-vetted leads and “insider access” to families working with senior placement agents.




    🚨 Red Flags to Investigate:




    • Exploitative Positioning: Framing distressed elderly home sales as "leads" without proper consent from families or guardians.



    • Certification Gimmicks: “Certified Investor” badge may hold no legal weight—used to justify upsell coaching and access fees.



    • Upfront Buy-in Fees: Known to charge large access or onboarding fees to investors (often $10K+).



    • Misuse of Influence: Repeated podcast tours and affiliate deals suggest a guru marketing cycle, not eldercare expertise.





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    • Jacqueline Ward
      New to Real Estate · Member since 2023 · 12 posts · 3 votes
      1y
      Quote from @Nate Marshall:
      Quote from @Chuck B.:

      Has anyone taken the MomsHouse.com program?  It's a guru/lead-gen program that purports to train you on becoming a "Personal Relocation Manager" for seniors who need to move into assisted living facilities.  

      I'd be curious to hear your impressions of the course if you're willing to share. 



      MomsHouse.com / Philip Vincent


      Known Positioning:




      • Pitched as a “solution for senior transitions” — connecting families with “certified investors” to buy houses quickly when seniors move to care homes.



      • Philip Vincent has presented himself as an authority in ethical wholesaling, often speaking on podcasts and in affiliate networks.



      • Promises of pre-vetted leads and “insider access” to families working with senior placement agents.




      🚨 Red Flags to Investigate:




      • Exploitative Positioning: Framing distressed elderly home sales as "leads" without proper consent from families or guardians.



      • Certification Gimmicks: “Certified Investor” badge may hold no legal weight—used to justify upsell coaching and access fees.



      • Upfront Buy-in Fees: Known to charge large access or onboarding fees to investors (often $10K+).



      • Misuse of Influence: Repeated podcast tours and affiliate deals suggest a guru marketing cycle, not eldercare expertise.





      Thank you very much Nate! I have looked more into it as well & definitely skeptical, I appreciate the feedback!

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    • Nate Marshall
      Real Estate Consultant · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 738 votes
      1y
      Quote from @Jacqueline Ward:
      Quote from @Nate Marshall:
      Quote from @Chuck B.:

      Has anyone taken the MomsHouse.com program?  It's a guru/lead-gen program that purports to train you on becoming a "Personal Relocation Manager" for seniors who need to move into assisted living facilities.  

      I'd be curious to hear your impressions of the course if you're willing to share. 



      MomsHouse.com / Philip Vincent


      Known Positioning:




      • Pitched as a “solution for senior transitions” — connecting families with “certified investors” to buy houses quickly when seniors move to care homes.



      • Philip Vincent has presented himself as an authority in ethical wholesaling, often speaking on podcasts and in affiliate networks.



      • Promises of pre-vetted leads and “insider access” to families working with senior placement agents.




      🚨 Red Flags to Investigate:




      • Exploitative Positioning: Framing distressed elderly home sales as "leads" without proper consent from families or guardians.



      • Certification Gimmicks: “Certified Investor” badge may hold no legal weight—used to justify upsell coaching and access fees.



      • Upfront Buy-in Fees: Known to charge large access or onboarding fees to investors (often $10K+).



      • Misuse of Influence: Repeated podcast tours and affiliate deals suggest a guru marketing cycle, not eldercare expertise.





      Thank you very much Nate! I have looked more into it as well & definitely skeptical, I appreciate the feedback!


       It has a lot of red flags but then my ai analyzer looks at 100 items. 

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  • Ned CareyPro Member
    Moderator
    Investor · Baltimore, MD · Member since 2008 · 17k+ posts · 13k+ votes
    1y

    The SCREEMS to me shady guru pitching how to take advantage of seniors.

    I love @Nate Marshalls post above re the red flags

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    • Nate Marshall
      Real Estate Consultant · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2018 · 1k+ posts · 738 votes
      1y
      Quote from @Ned Carey:

      The SCREEMS to me shady guru pitching how to take advantage of seniors.

      I love @Nate Marshalls post above re the red flags


       I have about 100 prompts for reviewing gurus, funds, lenders etc. 

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  • Erika Rodriguez
    Member since 2026 · 1 post · 0 votes
    8mo

    Did anyone find out if this senior transition program mom’s house worth the investment in the program ? Did anybody try to work this system out? Any success anyone ? I’m thinking about getting into it but would like to hear from someone who has tried it to see if it’s doable or just pay for the info and there nothing there to make money with ? Please someone give me an update or experience. Thank you

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