Wow – I was just looking into this yesterday. I am reading a book by Brad Sugars that talks about Rich Mastery. As they want so much money from their mentoring programme it makes me nervous – I have written an email yesterday to their website and am still waiting on a response. I’ll let you know what they say.
I went to their Sydney seminar and well, the first day was good, the second day started to shit me and I didnt even go on day 3. The hours are a real nuisance and the deals that go up on the web are few and far between with investors needing to act quick before they disappear. Forget the mentoring service, you dont need it. Cant say I have changed my approach one iota since the seminar, its still the same process as ever in locating and purchasing property (though it would probably be good for someone who is totally new to the game). The only thing I liked was their software, as it was very well put together and worth the purchase if you dont have any other SW to manage your IPs yet. Admin support is not a good service, simple requests just get ignored.
I really enjoyed the Steve Navra one though at the bargain price of $280ish. Id go to that instead.
So it was you about whom they said on third day that you were not playing the property game and coming late and other stuff so they return back your maony. Hours were just to explain that we have to come out of our comfort zone to achieve something. I didn’t mind their morning 5:00 am starting!
I have been on Richmastery on August and the found the contents of the seminar is very good. Their property Analysis software is easy to use and understand as well. They are advocating on buying properties 10%-20% below valuation – hence the canning from Jenman. IMHO they put a “win-win” in a different wording – I suspect this might upset a few people.
i dont understand why so many people like jenman. Is he an investor? Not that i am aware of He is an agent. which is who he pays out. Listening to him about investing is like asking a bricklayer how to bake a cake.
Brett