All Forum Posts by: Chris Bounds

@Charles Fletcher, I do not know. They are definitely busy on the RE side and have built a house buying machine in a short time. It's possible they could be expanding into the education / mentoring market. 

Having a good BS meter is good to have when trainings like this come up, like @Bill Gulley said. 

IMO though, $300 is a good deal for what they're covering. I know the owners of the company and  having bought around 200 homes in 3 years they know what their doing. I may go just to listen to a few specific topics.

The info on most of the topics can be found on BP, podcasts, or free networking meetings. I have no idea of they have any upsell products they plan on pitching. Leave your credit cards at home if you want to play it safe.

I'm not endorsing the training. This is just my opinion knowing the owners of the company and working with them as sponsors for my meetup event.

I may attend this if my schedule clears. They are sharp guys and I'm sure it would be a valuable training for new or experienced investors.

Disclosure: They are sponsors for my meetup event.

@Tatiana C., Like others mentioned, there is a BP meetup tonight. Jet Lending, a local HM company, hosts one of the largest REI meetings the 3rd Wed. of each month at the Houston Texans Grille. The RICH club has meetings throughout the month. I host one in Sugar Land the first Tuesday of the month.

Correction to my above comment. Apparently they no longer offer paid subscriptions, but instead post past issues online.

@Ethan G., subscribe to the Tierra Grande magazine from the TAMU Real Estate Center. It has excellent research, data, and other news sent out monthly.

https://www.recenter.tamu.edu/info/faq

This month's issue dove into your question pretty deeply. The overall take I got was, it may be too soon to tell how Houston will do, but (like others said) a slowdown/blip is more likely than a crash.

@Josef Torkelsen, I do have a good PM company for single-family that I can recommend. Towards the latter part of the time I owned this apartment complex I transitioned from resident managed to a PM company. They did what they did well, but for smaller complexes that do not have an on-site office I felt that having more control over the processes is the best way to go. It's how I'm operating now (with single-family) and it's how the investor that bought the complex operates as well (and he owns a lot of doors).

Thanks @Antonio Coleman

Welcome @Philip Schultz, BP is the right place to learn about REI! Be sure to plug into some of the many local REI meetups and network.

@Tony Griego, thanks. I've heard about Lead Pages. I'll check into them.