Gabe Bowling went from zero to 55 units of multifamily real estate in a single transaction. It was a $10 million dollar deal. And he’s only 25 years old. Pretty sure, at 25, alls I owned was a busted up Nissan Sentra and a Groupon for teeth whitening. But um, here’s Gabe’s process for scooping up apartments. He generally just goes to Crexi.com, searches up multifamily properties, and sees what he can find. Anything that looks interesting, he runs the numbers.
Tom Gaddis and Nick Ponte earned Two Comma Club plaques for making more than a milli in their Offline Sharks business. Although, in that picture, they look more like they just got summoned to jury duty. Anyways, in their latest Facebook ad, they claim they made like $25 Gs last month doing “this one simple service from home.” What is it? Why should you care? And what’s the catch, right? You’re about to find out. Read on for my Digital Top Gun review.
Andrew Schlag and Leo Valentino—whose name, alone, is a whole vibe—put on a live, three-day, RELU Event every year. This one’s in sunny San San Diego. What will you learn? What all do ya get? What’s it cost? And is it worth going? Or are you better off saving up for that boob job? (Sorry, I’m projecting again.) Let’s see what this thing’s all about, shall we? “We’re gonna show you how to become a creative transaction genius,” Andrew says, lookin’ fresher than the first day of school.
Sam Ovens is one crazy mofo. He just sold Consulting.com, refunded all of his Quantum Mastermind members, and pulled the plug on his new podcast after building an entire studio for it and filming just three episodes. How come? “I basically decided to burn my ships and go all-in on Skool,” Sam said in a new YouTube video, rocking a beanie, channeling his inner Tyrone Biggums. Read on to hear about his vision for the platform and why you should care.
Surplus Fund founder Spencer Vann has a passive, done for you side business he wants to tell you about. Basically, if you’re sick of the roller coaster ride that is stocks and real estate, and you want something that’s recession-proof, here’s what you need to know. People are losing their jobs, their portfolios are circling the drain, and yet, Spencer and company are over there making money hand over fist. How, you ask. Read on for my Surplus Cash Flow review.
Ozzie Blessed has to be the guru-iest name I’ve ever seen. If he’s Ozzie Blessed, then I’m Katie Cursed.
Ozzie claims he pulls in $60 million a year as the co-CEO of Growth Cave, scheming alongside Lucas Lee-Tyson.
These two peddle biz opps like gamers mash buttons on a controller.
All their ads sound the same.
It’s just two twat waffles promising little-known loopholes and simple four-step systems to generate passive income, even if you’re in a coma and can only drool on your phone.
The offer I’m reviewing today is called Apex Mind.
Daniel Bitton always seems to be somewhere where it’s a perfect 83 degrees, palm trees sway, and the water is postcard pretty.
He rocks luxury watches, sits cageside at UFC fights, and dines at the fanciest restaurants.
Dang. What was I doing at 17?
Surviving on Totino’s Party Pizza and Hawaiian Punch, playing Super Mario, and maybe squeezing in a nap between levels?
Daniel says you can make a full-time income by copy and pasting 30-second videos on YouTube in just 90 days – without previous experience or showing your face.
Keep reading for YouTube Portal reviews.
This dude AC Hampton says he’s an eight-figure marketer. Already, I’m annoyed. Like, what does that even mean? How much of that was profit? What is your net worth? How much money do you have, liquid, in your bank account right now? And what percentage of that is not from selling courses and coaching? You know what I mean? When you get to the bottom of it, guarantee this guy’s not as rich as he seems; and the money he does have is from selling you the dream.
Tanner Planes went from being a broke high school student to making just shy of $20k in a single day. And it happened overnight. But this was like six years ago. A lot’s changed since then. Competition’s increased exponentially. So Tanner’s had to evolve. What he’s doing today looks completely different. The biggest change, is he went from dropshipping physical products, to digital. Which, as you can imagine, have a lot better margins. Some as high as 99%.
Grant Warrington is an apartment investor and contributor to BiggerPockets. Single family rentals suck, he says. You see, back in the day, he had this single family home, right? He hires this plumber to do a repair. Basically, there was this drain that he had to dig up. Well, it ends up costing Grant $4,000. Which, being that the rent was only $1,200 a month? This was a problem. By the time Grant paid for that, the mortgage, and some other expenses, it didn’t make a profit for two years.
Lucas Lee-Tyson is what happens when you’re dead inside and all that’s left is a relentless hunger for other people’s money.
He’s got more offers than Miami has Cubans.
Always pitching the next big thing – Facebook ads, YouTube ads, make your own course, read scripts into your phone, now it’s white-label apps.
Every few months, it’s a new funnel, a new program, but the same old promise of getting rich quick and easy.
Swear to God, this dude would watch your funeral from a distance, holding an umbrella.
Continue for Passive Apps reviews.
Jace D. Young builds impactful businesses like Legacy Farmer and AG Accounting Services to solve meaningful problems for good people.
One thousand points for Jace.
As for me, I’m just trying not to wolf down an entire box of Little Debbie Swiss Rolls in one sitting.
But yeah.
If you’re reading this, you’re probably an American farmer or rancher, or you’re involved in the ag industry, digging for some dirt on Jace.
I got you.
Read on for LegacyFarmer reviews.
Alex Fedotoff is a Ukrainian immigrant turned ecom millionaire. Forbes calls him the “King of Facebook ads.” Bahahaha. Forbes will call you anything you want for about four grand. Can you trust this guy to help you win with ecom? He says he’s got a bulletproof method for picking products that’ll make you big bucks. It’s not what the gurus are teaching. Criteria number one is plump margins. You gotta give yourself some room to run ads and make mistakes and still turn a profit.
Josh here was able to retire his wife so that she could be a full time stay at home mom and raise their three adorable daughters. “So that we could raise them the way that we believe they should be raised,” he says. “That was our goal as a family. So when my wife came to me and said, ‘Hey, how can I retire myself? How can I stop working without hurting our income?’ I was like, ‘I’m just gonna build you another membership business.'” Read on for my review.
Izabella Ritz is the CEO of Ritz Momentum. She’s got a great story. Born in The Soviet Union. After school, she started, grew and sold two businesses in the web design space. Then she launched an interior design company. Built that up, sold it. Took a year off. Missed interior design, so ran it back, creating a new studio from scratch. Whaddya know, successfully exited that one too. Eventually, she starts dabbling in digital marketing.