information good. Still need help in the underwriting, still a little confused, but over all information very informative
Response from RE MentorNov 17, 2021
Michelle thank you for your review. I am going to email you some directions on how to use the underwriting template that may help sort this out. Please reach our to Jermaine Evans or myself for any assistance you will need. [email protected], or [email protected]
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Mr. E B.
My experience at RE Mentor has been…
My experience at RE Mentor has been good. The content provided is excellent. The coaches are great and they are always looking out for the best interest of their students especially Jeannie Orlowski. She is great! ...The only thing is the holy trinity does not perform well as intended in this current market environment, and it appears that RE Mentor does not have any alternative to it.
Response from RE MentorMay 18, 2021
Hi Mr. Breval,
Thank you for our kinds words.
Regarding the Trinity, it never changes. The Trinity is a conservative formula that will get you into deals that cash flow safely. In the late stages of a cycle there are not as many deals that will meet the Trinity criteria. This doesn't mean we change it. If we changed it, it would create more risk of getting into a bad investment.
The way to get these deals in the late market cycle is to strengthen your relationships with brokers. These deals will be pocket listings. The brokers will give them to their clients with whom they have the best relationships.
Good relationships is the alternative. The formula has stayed the same since I started investing in 1996.
Your question is a common questions I have gotten since I started teaching in 1992.
The good news is, we are on the verge of an up cycle where there will be many deals that meet the Trinity though most will still go to the clients with whom the brokers have the best relationships.
Relationships, relationships, relationships :)
David Lindahl
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John M.
RE Mentor gives you what you need
RE Mentor has a whole host of information and customer service that unlike a lot of companies today has a true community feel. Your questions will be answered or you will be given the tools to have your question answered. The resources and the service are what make them stand out.
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Marco Alejandro S.
Just attended the intro workshop
Just attended the intro workshop, and I must say that I'm thoroughly impressed with the presentation. It all made sense to me. Now, I've not taken the three day book camp yet, which I'll be taking this June in LA, so the proof will be is in the content offered, although I understand that it's primarily up to me to execute and succeed anyway. I look forward to the training and mentorship. I'll definitely follow up on this post when the time comes :-)
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Pam S.
Very nice people
Very nice people. Everyone seemed truly helpful. Enjoyed the presentation. Would have been better if they had validated for parking or picked a location where the parking fees were not so exorbitant. I had to leave during the presentation because I did not want to pay $40 for parking fees.
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Providing the agenda prior to arrival…
Providing the agenda prior to arrival would have been valuable to the attendees.
Consider having an afternoon of breakout sessions for Expert Q&A.
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First Year M.
Good but pricey knowledge sharing
Unclear from the title of this survey if asking about the company, the website, the coaching or the recent Ultimate Partnering event in Boston so I'll offer a bit for all.
RE Mentor as a company offers information that you won't find elsewhere, by people that have walked the walk. Good track record and MOSTLY easy to digest information. Dave gets 5 stars for knowledge and sharing his experiences in a casual, approachable manner.
The RE Mentor website has lots and lots of content, but some of it is getting a bit dated. Some podcasts get right to it, and others wander a bit. A lot to digest. An awful lot of ad on selling of other products.
RE Mentor coaches are top notch, but costs are steep (5 figures) for individual coaching. Be prepared for sticker shock.
The 2018 Ultimate Partnering event in Boston was energetic but a bit of a let-down, frankly. Again, a lot of sales pitches and less content than would have liked. Shark session was good to see people who were both fully prepared and some late additions, who had to field tough questions under fire. Good experience!
The event was marred a bit by less than smooth transitions, continual video and audio challenges, and underwhelming drawings (1 prize a day? Really?) Steve Clement did a fine job Emceeing, but the reminders to fill out the Vendor Bingo card for extra drawing tickets or drink tickets was a bit awkward. With but one single drawing a day the first day, you could tell very few people really cared about increasing their chances. Many people spent THOUSANDS of dollars to fly, stay, and enroll for your event. RE Mentor, open up your Wallet, give out some of your free courses and books, and make people feel appreciated for having shelled out money. Even the single drawing for free admission to next year's event to people who signed up this year was stingy. Draw 3 or 4 winners! Get people excited, not jaded!
Ultimate Partnering for people new to Multi-Family Millions is less valuable than Boot Camp or Immersion since many of us have neither the deals ready to fund nor the funders ready to deal. Some people spent little time in the main hall as they networked continually. Good for them! I was left wanting as a relative newcomer to the RE Mentor family, but I will likely be back next year when I have more experience under my belt and can appreciate it more fully.
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Earl W.
This event turned out much better than…
This event turned out much better than I expected ! Sharing ideas, Networking and getting positive interaction with fellow investors was
amazing !