But it was a well orchestrated pitch.. 

You brought up plenty of points that are worth noting  It’s worth mentioning that people with enough money to invest in real estate may never have spent a moment in a Class D or F neighborhood   So they don’t understand what they’re taking on   Even more so if the whole thing was orchestrated by a $15,000 seminar on how to do it   These poor blokes are blindsided when things go south  Most of my friends don’t invest in real estate because of the classic argument that “the water heater might break in the middle of the night.”  

Engage in the 'daily dials' orchestrated by our adept group leaders, and you'll gain invaluable experience in cold calling, navigating various seller scenarios like a seasoned professional—handling sellers with no urgent motivations, those demanding excessive down payments, or even those claiming to be too aged for owner finance or refinancing.Every day, we convene on Zoom to delve into an array of topics, not to mention the invaluable Q&A sessions where Pace generously imparts his wisdom on any challenges you might be facing.

It's much more efficient to take your property to market in great condition, rather than orchestrating renovations with new tenants in there.

I don't think individual agents are savvy enough to think that way, let alone orchestrate it.

It's important to network in order to orchestrate a team for flips.

Dutch Mendenhall and Amy Vaughn have orchestrated a scam to take investors money.   

And am actively looking for a coach to guide me through (1) identify a market - city/state (2) assemble / shape a deal (3) execute the deal and (4) help orchestrate a onsite team to run my first MF.

Isn't it their job orchestrating materials and workers to get the job done?

@Greta Andrews Dave Ramsey a nationally respected financial expert , best selling author, and financial advisor calls whole life( cash value) insurance a con job orchestrated on novice investors by “ enthusiastic ignoramuses” masquerading as financial advisors.Borrowing money from yourself and paying interest on your own money is a non common sense approach to investing.