Hi guys,
New to this forum and also new to the property investment scene, well not so new, my dad has been involved in it for a while as part time so I did get some involvement when I was younger. Due to lack of english my dad had I had to do a lot of research on zoning, council stuff and even did my 1st negotiation when i was 15!!
Now that i want to really be serious in this industry, i was wondering if anyone has done the result program founded by Steven? If you have can you shed some light how it was and if it actually helped you out? Im very interested in it.
Thanks in advance!
Hi Ludasky,
congrats on looking into furthering your investment property knowledge!
I completed the results mentoring course in the 11-12 financial year and can highly recommend it. What the course offers is a good introduction on a range of investment strategies (eg buy and hold, renovation, development, overseas property…), great networking opportunities and best of all your own property mentor. It's a program where the more u put into it the more u get out of it, but having your coach and the opportunity to have regular coaching calls can really make u accountable for your actions and help you achieve your goals.
They also have a huge library of webinars and resources. I still use their spreadsheets for my own number crunching and deal analysis, and found their approach to research and knowing your numbers was really useful and relevant. Also learned some good negotiation strategies from there.
So all in all, I'm one happy graduate and found the knowledge learned from them gave me the skills and courage to take on a much bigger and more profitable Reno project, and now take on a subdivision deal.
Cheers,
emma
Hi,
I can also heartily recommend Results Mentoring. If you are serious you need to invest in yourself and doing this program will help you reach your goals.
It worked for me because I was ready and had resources to work with, so it just bridged the gap between doing a deal and doing a “good” deal. I know other members who are more aggressive and can start with a lower base of capital or income than me and still get bigger results. It all depends on your personality and what you bring to the table.
Cheers,
Dwight
Dwight
Cashflow Positive Investor
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