The FlipstressReviews of theflipstress.com

This program provides a decent foundation for absolute beginners, but its core strategies are completely unrealistic for highly competitive, high-priced markets like California, leading to constant rejection and frustration. The curriculum heavily emphasizes that "there is no such thing as a low offer," yet applying this on active listings results in getting completely ghosted by real estate agents who view the strategy as unprofessional. Furthermore, the standard math fails locally because intense institutional competition and high land values prevent prices from dropping low enough to leave a profitable margin. Even trying to pivot to strategies like pre-foreclosures or tax delinquencies requires an exhausting amount of extra time and effort just to find a deal. Off-market vacant homeowners here still demand top dollar even for properties requiring a total rehab. While this program might work in lower-cost, out-of-state markets where low-balling is more accepted, it is a waste of time and money for high-demand regions, and I would not recommend it. Also the sales person Natalie is a big sales manipulator & desperate. she also lied about her flipping a home? When you search for her name on the page there’s no history of her ever flipping anything. Please do your due diligence. Thank you for the response, but shifting the blame to my lack of 'creativity and persistence' avoids the actual issue: your program's core strategies are fundamentally unrealistic for high-cost, hyper-competitive markets like California. Your formulas completely ignore local baseline land values and intense institutional competition, and instructing students to submit constant low-ball offers on active listings simply destroys investor credibility and gets beginners ghosted by local agents. Instead of trying to turn this around on the student, you need to take accountability for the fact that your generic curriculum does not work in high-demand regions, and I stand by my review. Lastly remote flipping is not what I bought. So please really think about what you’re saying bc this is not a good look on your company.

I paid $15,000 for this course mainly… I paid $15,000 for this course mainly because of the promises of mentorship, coaching, and networking with others in the same field. Unfortunately, the actual course content was extremely disappointing. The main tool provided was just a calculator that could easily be found for free online. I was also promised a personal coach, but after being with the program for over a year, I never once met or worked directly with the coach I was told I would have access to. Honestly, I learned far more from the networking calls and other students than from the course itself. During my time in the group, I created a software designed to help real estate investors analyze deals more efficiently. Many of the mentors were very eager to see the software and even gave recommendations on features they thought I should add. However, once the software started becoming more developed, one mentor asked me, “How much of this software will be mine?” even though they had no involvement in building it. When I made it clear that I was not looking for investors or partners, the entire atmosphere changed. I began experiencing harassment, was told not to show the software anymore, and even felt threatened over it. Shortly after, they began attempting to create their own version based on the same idea. If you have bad credit, I would strongly suggest not wasting your money here, because many of the strategies and opportunities discussed may not even be realistic for you. Another major issue was the inconsistency and bias within the community. I was removed from FlipSecrets for promoting my own business, even though mentors and contractors inside the group regularly promoted paid services of their own. Once I offered my services, I was kicked out and effectively lost my $15,000 investment. Be aware that everything is heavily monitored, including so-called “network calls,” which often did not feel like real networking at all. Please do your research carefully before joining. In my opinion, this course was not worth the money, and I wish I had saved my investment.

Started out super excited thinking I had found a community of women where I could grown and learn. Finding a support system was super important to me as an entrepreneur with high hopes and truly wanting to learn how to be profitable. Sad to say that their FB group has rude and inconsiderate supporters that think they are above you. Not the top dog but some of her cronies responded to a post of mine and it was outright nasty and hateful. Needless to say, that after attempting to participate and ask questions, so I could learn and possibly find like-minded support to boost my career, I shut down and left a program I paid far too much money for.

I was advised I have Lifetime access to the program and community however once I paid 8k to get in I received a document saying access to the community was only 1yr! So red flag that you can speak to those that was in the community for over that long. Also was told there was many private lendors to help on deals but once I got in the program I found out there was a whole process to get ypur deals funded and if the house didnt look good to them they denied it (just as a fyi my hardmoney lender said it was great deal and approved based of the ARV). You have access to a coaching once a month for only 3 months and in those calls your questions were basically thrown back at you. With majority of everything you had to post on their facebook with anything prior to getting in contract and any questions. Most of the time the responses were short and informative, so your sitting on the other side of the screen still confused. They have a NO REFUND policy, so save your money and go search free info on social media.

They're are very deceptive about this program. They make it sound so easy. It's not.

I feel like the program was not worth the thousands of dollars that I spent. Here's why. You only get individual coaching with an actual flipper once per month for 90 days. This is when you are just still setting up your business - not when the good stuff hits like actually flipping. My success would have increased significantly if I could have continued the coaching. If you ask a question twice in their Facebook group, you will be dismissed for doing so with a response like "We've answered that already" and to "search the page" or "check module X". I only ask questions when I don't understand the answer or need further clarification, and that's after spending hours of my time searching the page and reading each comment and completing modules. I felt discouraged from asking anything. I listened to 75% of the podcast listening to successful flippers as I looked for inspiration, but eventually I started finding a pattern. The vast majority of the successful flippers had some sort of real estate background or had a super supportive partner that literally helped them flip in some capacity - financially, construction, or management. The flipstress program is not enough alone for a newbie to transform into a flipper despite their claims. I would know, because I tried. I thought my hard work and diligence would have been enough. I would love a refund at least, but they made it clear that this was not available. I feel like the salesperson who introduced the program manipulated me. She worked to persuade me to open a new credit card to pay for the program. I cried expressing how scared I was to spend that money. She should not have convinced me "mom to mom" and promised me big $ success. My biggest complaint is that the leader does not accept feedback. If she did, many of the problems I encountered could have been resolved before I even left this review. This review is a result of feeling ignored and dismissed. I know the leader will likely respond to this review as she does with every negative review. Notice the pattern of dismissiveness and attempts to discredit. Those 1 and 2 star reviews are real. I wish I had checked TrustPilot before I entered this program. AFTER FLIPSTRESS RESPONSE: “Direct email access with their 1:1 coach” - You told us NOT to email them. Everything we have to say must be posted in the Facebook group. “Weekly email check-ins” - This is only during the first 90 days of a 365 day program. “Conversations during their 1:1 calls with their coach” - This is only 3 times during the first 90 days. “1:1 calls with their momentum coach” - This is only 3 times during the first 90 days. And what is a momentum coach going to do anyway? She knows nothing about flipping. “Reaching out to our dedicated Support Team” - You tell us to not email you unless there is a technical problem with the software or modules. Everything is supposed to be posted in the Facebook group. These are some of the things I already mentioned in my original review.. again the inability to take feedback.

This company is not what they claim to be. They do not offer any new ideas than any other real estate program out there, although they claim that they do. There are a lot of modules to go through, and I got to #3 and realized that this is not what they had advertised. I have left several messages via phone, facebook with no reply. I should have performed more due diligence (shame on me) but this is a NON-REFUNDABLE program....do not purchase unless you understand that this is the same as any other program. They advise you to create a "team" in the beginning of the modules, including contractors, lenders and real estate agents. This is a waste of time when you realize that real estate investing is a numbers game. Also they recommend that you go ahead and get set up with a LLC with the state before you get through the program and grasp a full understanding....again, waste of time and money. NO CUSTOMER SERVICE AT ALL - POOR WAY TO CONDUCT BUSINESS.