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The Club Mastermind Gets Results For Members!
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What happens when you invest with a coach's help?
What happens when you can brainstorm solutions to your day-to-day investment challenges with the help of a dozen active real estate investors?
Here are what Members are saying about their experiences with The Club:
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I started as a landlord...
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I started as a landlord, but I wanted to get into rehabbing to bring in chunks of
change (rather than $200 a month). But I was scared to death to get started. When
I found the Club I was even afraid to invest in the program.But, once in the doors,surroun-
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ded by the mentors, the network, the resources and the support,
I did a 180-degree shift. I immediately found and started a full, to-the-studs
gut - an $80,000 renovation. I made $20,000 off that deal, in 6 months, working
just five to ten hours a week. 7 months later, my second deal - where I expect a
$25,000 payday - is going on the market. Most important, I get to be a full-time
mom as I earn a full-time income.
Alicia Corson
Real Estate Investor,
Towson, MD
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I'm working for myself...
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Thanks for putting into words the full sentiment behind ALL my actions the last couple
years. It definitely required some stealth in using my J.O.B. and boss to MY advantage.
I remember those long weekends of 12+ hour days doing my first rehabs.
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Checking up on
houses at 5:30am before going to work during the week. Then continuing my 50+ hour
administrative job without letting my callouses show. I felt like a double agent.
I could secretly smile at the work place politics all the while knowing that my personal
Independence Day was fast approaching. I especially loved the surprise of my co-workers
who exclaimed "but where will you work?!!" once I tendered my resignation. Being able to
confidently say "I'm working for myself" was one of the best experiences of my life!!!
Thanks again for constantly encouraging my FREEDOM!
Joe and Myrtle Hanle
Real Estate Investors
Columbia, MD
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It is such an advantage...
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We got great tips from this teleseminar. It is such an advantage learning from people who
have been doing the real estate investing for a while. Tips on how to handle contractors
were excellent. I rehabbed a home not too long ago, (my personal home, before I knew anything
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about real estate investing) and tips on how to set up your draw schedule were invaluable.
When I rehabbed, the contractor set up a draw schedule that was very convoluted. For example,
he had a draw upon starting the drywall, and a draw upon starting to paint. I was naive, so he
would get paid before these tasks were completed. As a result, the opportunity to make sure
things were well done and our ability to haggle was essentially lost. Also, in hindsight,
the bulk of the money was paid during construction, leaving a small amount of money, in
comparison, at the end. It would have been better to have a more measured pay out schedule.
I did OK in that there were not a lot of change requests or overruns (there were some overruns),
but a lot of haggling could have been prevented. Today, I would have followed the prescribed
draw schedule that we heard last night and let the contract draw at the completion of tasks,
it's much cleaner. Also, the tip about letting the bank be the intermediary and actually have
the contractor interact with the bank for a draw was a great tip. Thank you, Pete and Steve.
I'm looking forward to the next one.
Michele Galloway
Real Estate Investor
Windsor Mill, MD
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You both have taught me...
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Pete/Steve - thank you. You both have taught me how to evaluate whether potential
opportunities are truly deals, and that basic skill, coupled with the burning desire
to succeed, gives me the confidence to take action. I have a lot more to learn for
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sure, but I'm so glad to have you both there to guide me.
Pat Donohue-Galvin
Real Estate Investor
Elkridge, MD
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