Bottomline on best Paid mentor programs?

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Hi has anyone used Nate Bargers BRRRR Academy ? What are some good options for mentoring programs.? I'd like to evaluate a few at a time. Thanks!

John Mason · Answer

You do not need a  mentor program, see if you can attend a  few meetups and then do a Joint Venture or equity deal with one of the investors there  and start from there.

Alecia Loveless · Answer

@Joseph Kotey I’ve done a few mentorship’s and all were a waste of money.

The only one I actually got anything out of was AJ Osborne’s Self Storage program. And most of what I got from it was education in the basics because I knew nothing about self storage.

I’d recommend reading a TON of books and attending meetups rather than spend $7,000-$15,000+ for a mentorship that’s not going to pay off in the long run.

John Salcedo · Answer

Investing is so neighborhood specific that a general mentor would only provide basic information that is free on any podcast or social media.  If you are going to pay anyone to learn, you should ask someone who has experience in the market that you want to invest in to teach you in exchange for equity in the properties you will buy as a partnership.

Hope this helps.

John Mason · Answer

@Joseph Kotey

This will help you more than a mentorship program

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMB4AigBkfj-TFKLDsXcOTg

Sebastian Bennett · Answer

What is the cost of Nate's program?

John Mason · Answer

@Tina L King some examples

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/88/topics/1066362-first...

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/220459-joint-...

John Mason · Answer

@Tina L King yes if you search this forum you will see many posts explaining how they did Joint ventures and equity deals

John Mason · Answer

https://www.hometap.com/how-it-works

John Mason · Answer

If she has equity in her house  ask her to research Hometap  and Unison and Unlock

Tina L King · Answer

Hi @John Mason

I am so thankful for this post as well,I have been attending lots of seminars meeting investors, loan officers, agents and a host of others. Here's the deal,I know you have to trust people, but some of the people I've met have been very questionable. I met a loan officer there who wants to work with people who doesn't want to do contracts or assign contracts,from start to finish for a profit. She has done joint ventures and someone defaulted on the loan and she got caught up in the mix, so now she wants to work with investors and their contracts. My question is,is there such a position as that,  and is that legal? I don't know how to do contracts on fix/flip and that's all she wants to do for investors, like a side hustle. Is this common to see? Thank you.

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