I am sure there are properties in the Phoenix market for which BRRRR works but so far I have not seen any deal with a purchase price below 70% (we actually need to hit the 50% mark if we want to rehab and pull our money back out). in his profile page, @Shiloh Lundahl mentions a coaching program and says: "This type of coaching would not be as valuable for someone wanting to learn how to wholesale or someone wanting to invest in expensive markets (over 150k medium home price) or someone without a current income"I guess this reinforces my assumption that in such a hot and expensive market such as Phoenix, making BRRRR work is this much more difficult than in cheaper markets, right? 

I'm sure there are plenty of threads on the program, otherwise google can fill in some blanks.As for the deal. 

I just finished a $500 Elite Legacy training program and at the end of 3 days they want people to sign up for the high priced elite training.  

Hey @Jason Carter  I don't know about this program but I want to caution you about these type of sales funnels.  

Hi @Jerad Casto and @Dan Warzyniak,Technically, the BiggerPockets Marketplace is better suited for questions like this, asking about specific companies.Also, you can start searching for lenders in your area in the BiggerPockets Hard Money Lenders directory.At Glassridge, we hand-filtered over 500 funding sources to find our 176 top Private Lenders, many of whom have a variety of programs in WV.I know the research process can be tricky, so I’m always happy to help people evaluate their options for private financing.Feel free to reach me directly via the info in my signature, and to connect with me on BiggerPockets here.

I would love to connect about your program/ process and talk about collaborating.

There are several national insurance programs that could quote multiple states all at one time.  

I recently purchased "Charter Financial's Note Brokers" program.

Both have more expensive programs (~$20K) with personal mentoring, coaching, etc.

Maybe others here know of programs that I'm not familiar with.