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Ready for some hard truth about real estate investing? You don't need to spend $4,000 on a guru's course to learn how to buy rental properties. This episode cuts through the hype and exposes the predatory practices of high-priced real estate "education" programs that target hopeful investors with limited resources.
We break down a troubling case study of a young investor who supposedly accumulated 150 properties using 100% financing - a strategy that's presented as brilliant but actually creates enormous risk. When everything is financed (including the down payment), these investors are walking a tightrope with no safety net. If properties stop cash flowing, they face bankruptcy or significant losses.
The most alarming revelation? Many real estate gurus operate integrated businesses designed to profit from students multiple times - selling courses, offering overpriced properties, providing financing, and managing the rentals. Each step creates another revenue stream for the guru while increasing risk for the student. This episode explains why legitimate real estate investing requires patience, capital, and hard work - qualities that contradict the "easy money" narrative sold in flashy webinars and limited-time offers.
We also highlight the abundance of free and genuinely valuable real estate education available online and through local networking. The most successful investors often share knowledge freely, without charging thousands for "secret" strategies that don't actually exist. This conversation serves as both a warning to would-be investors and a call to promote more ethical education in the real estate community.
Have you encountered these types of high-priced real estate programs? Share your experiences and help others avoid these expensive pitfalls. Together, we can protect new investors from predatory practices that promise overnight success but deliver financial vulnerability.

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Chapters

1. Don't Pay for Real Estate Education (00:00:00)

2. Case Study: 150 Houses, 100% Financed (00:00:52)

3. No Simple Answers in Real Estate (00:01:44)

4. Beware One-Stop Real Estate Services (00:03:08)

5. Final Thoughts on Predatory Courses (00:05:39)

13 episodes

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Content provided by Cole Baltz. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Cole Baltz or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

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Ready for some hard truth about real estate investing? You don't need to spend $4,000 on a guru's course to learn how to buy rental properties. This episode cuts through the hype and exposes the predatory practices of high-priced real estate "education" programs that target hopeful investors with limited resources.
We break down a troubling case study of a young investor who supposedly accumulated 150 properties using 100% financing - a strategy that's presented as brilliant but actually creates enormous risk. When everything is financed (including the down payment), these investors are walking a tightrope with no safety net. If properties stop cash flowing, they face bankruptcy or significant losses.
The most alarming revelation? Many real estate gurus operate integrated businesses designed to profit from students multiple times - selling courses, offering overpriced properties, providing financing, and managing the rentals. Each step creates another revenue stream for the guru while increasing risk for the student. This episode explains why legitimate real estate investing requires patience, capital, and hard work - qualities that contradict the "easy money" narrative sold in flashy webinars and limited-time offers.
We also highlight the abundance of free and genuinely valuable real estate education available online and through local networking. The most successful investors often share knowledge freely, without charging thousands for "secret" strategies that don't actually exist. This conversation serves as both a warning to would-be investors and a call to promote more ethical education in the real estate community.
Have you encountered these types of high-priced real estate programs? Share your experiences and help others avoid these expensive pitfalls. Together, we can protect new investors from predatory practices that promise overnight success but deliver financial vulnerability.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Don't Pay for Real Estate Education (00:00:00)

2. Case Study: 150 Houses, 100% Financed (00:00:52)

3. No Simple Answers in Real Estate (00:01:44)

4. Beware One-Stop Real Estate Services (00:03:08)

5. Final Thoughts on Predatory Courses (00:05:39)

13 episodes

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