Peak MultifamilyReviews of peakmultifamily.com

I'm really saddened by what I have experienced with this company. I believed in their product and was excited to participate. I signed up with a $500 deposit and had full intentions of attending the workshop in California, however a short time later, my dad suddenly died, and I couldn't make the trip. I postponed making any decisions until I had gotten through the grief, but this loss was so great, that I realized that my heart wouldn't be healed overnight. I talked to the customer service at Multifamily Mindset and asked if I could get a refund and possibly do this at a time when I was more emotionally settled. They gave me an email to send a refund request to and I was denied. They apologized for the loss of my dad but was unwilling to give me any kind of refund. This is a multibillion-dollar company and $500 will not break their bank. They weren’t even willing to accommodate a grieving woman and are willing to take her money without any kind of recompense. They didn't even offer a partial refund! One would think this company would have, at least, a modicum of compassion to make an exception to their contract, which by the way was never fully explained, they only brought it out when I asked for a refund. This saddens me because I really believed this company was an answer to a prayer for me and my family, but I can see that they are just as crooked as many other fly-by-night companies. I am going to continue my pursuit of a complete refund because the circumstance of my father's untimely death was beyond my control. I pray Tyler Devereux sees this message and responds appropriately.

I paid $1,500.00 for the three-day training that was promised to me that it will be reimbursed upon my first deal within 6 months. I feel that the entire promise was a scam because in order to be successful and do a deal within 6 months, you need the tools, such as (forms, contracts, etc.) to do the work. The only way to get the tools was to buy into one of your programs which I just didn't have the money to do so. It should have been revealed in the beginning that the only way to continue and be successful is to buy into one of the programs. I knew from the beginning I didn't have the money so I wouldn't have paid $1,500.00 for the three-day training. I feel there should've been another option such as, (credit with you guys). In other words, we get the tools, do a deal within 6 months and then allow for us to pay for one of the programs from our first deal. Nothing like that was offered. It's totally disappointing.

I regret signing up for The Multifamily Mindset’s mentorship program, as it did not deliver what was promised. During the initial seminar, they made it seem like this program would provide a structured, step-by-step guide to acquiring, underwriting, and funding multifamily deals. However, once I enrolled, I quickly realized that the "mentorship" was essentially a glorified networking program rather than hands-on coaching. The PATH educational material was basic and lacked depth, and the underwriting "support" consisted of blurry, pre-recorded videos. The assigned mentor rarely checked in and provided no meaningful guidance—most of my calls with them were about how I was going to pay the remaining balance of the program. For nearly $20,000, I expected structured coaching, but what I received was vague advice and a push to find partners on my own. Additionally, success stories presented in the seminar were misleading. We were given examples of people thriving in the program, only to later find out that key details—such as financial backing from family—were left out, making those success stories unattainable for most participants. The seminar made multifamily investing seem far easier than it is, presenting an unrealistic picture of the process. We were told that sponsors were ready to work with us if we signed up, only to later find out that we had to find them ourselves, often outside the MFM network. The overused example of getting a 4-5% GP (General Partner) Acquisition Fee was later revealed to be more like 1-3% as the industry standard, a major discrepancy that significantly impacted potential earnings. When I raised my concerns, I was met with generic responses and zero accountability. Despite the contract’s cancellation terms being left blank, they refused to issue a refund, claiming that services had been rendered—despite those services failing to meet their own advertised standards. They overpromise, underdeliver, and then refuse refunds once you realize you’ve been misled. The FTC warns about these exact types of programs—ones that claim to provide coaching but ultimately leave students with no meaningful guidance or success. For anyone considering this program: save your money and invest in a mentorship that actually provides value. I strongly advise others to research legitimate alternatives before falling for MFM’s sales tactics. Overall, this program felt more like a sales pitch than a legitimate mentorship.

These people are a Scam

Nothing to learn in a 1 day course that’s worth $1497 to pay another $40000 to learn nothing

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Would not recommend. This program is a scam. 60 days into the program and their lead underwriter tells us, the students, in an official training that the underwriting template is not really meant to be used in deals. Further, I submitted 4 deals to the fund and didn’t hear anything back. I addressed it with mfm and was told that they will not issue a refund and they will not update their templates. I am out 12,000 dollars. I asked all the coaches if they had experience and the coaches did not have experience in being gp side on deals within the last 6 months. Everything that was said at the 3 day event turned out to be completely false. Stay away.

I give 1 star on the grounds that at the first FREE seminar I asked if the next seminar I was considering signing up for ($1400) would be pushing to sell more products/services...."NO, absolutely not" was the right in my eye reply. And yet, I ended up spending three days listening to a chaotic presentation that was clearly deliberately jumping around to confuse and bewilder making you feel like you NEEDED the $40,000 mentorship they were pushing. I expected to pay for 3 days knowledge and information and guidance...Instead I paid for 3 days of mostly listening to testimonials of why the programs works! (That should have been the free seminar!) Then during the seminar, we were told numerous times we would never use our own money for these multifamily deals because we would use OPM (other peoples money). Yet day 2 they have us fill out a financial sheet saying to get used to filling out these kinds of form! When I call them out on it and tell them it sure felt like a $40,000 loan application, the presenter stumbled and backstepped and frankly didn't answer my very direct question very confidently. I honestly don't care if that's the route they want to go, but they could save a bad review and stop wasting peoples time that don't want to pay $40k for a mentorship if they would just answer the people smart enough to figure it all out honestly and upfront. They also said numerous times during the seminar that they have no problem giving refunds, they don't need our money anyway, they were providing a service...and yet when we asked for a full refund we were denied!