Tony and his wifey for lifey, Sara, are The Real Estate Robinsons. They host a live 3-day event called the STR Summit, designed to help rookies like you buy, manage, and scale your own short-term rental portfolio. General Admission tickets cost $597. VIP tickets, which allow you to sit up front, break bread with Tony and Sara, and attend a 90-day check-in coaching call, cost $1,997 a pop. I’m guessing they’ll try to upsell you into their Alpha Host Academy (cost unknown) at the end.
The MHP Tribe says you’re five simple shifts away from financial freedom via mobile home park investing. Quit your job, double your net worth in as little as six months, gain some serious tax advantages, and help provide affordable housing for single moms when their alcoholic husband inevitably leaves them and the kids behind. But enough about my childhood. MHP Tribe Solutions can get you in the game. Yes, even if you don’t have a bunch of money right now to throw down on a double wide. Read on.
Jon Warren started doing high ticket dropshipping seven years ago and never looked back. He’s gone on to do tens of millions in sales. In 2019, he launched an online education company called Build Sell Grow Repeat (BSGR), which later rebranded to Dropship Breakthru. In 2021, Ben Knegendorf, a former forklift driver turned serial entrepreneur, joined Jon as co-owner. So what are they gonna teach you, what’s it cost, and should you even consider it? Let’s find out.
There’s this YouTube ad I keep seeing where this one dude’s showing checks and wires he’s received. If you’ve tried all the things—network marketing, affiliate marketing, Amazon, drop shipping, etc.—and failed, he says, with a framed “Money Never Sleeps” canvas dangling from the wall behind him, then you need to know about this mysterious plug-and-play system he stumbled upon. Sounds believable. I’m whipping out my credit card as we speak. Tell us more, brah.
Tiffany and Josh High have quite the offer for active wholesalers and house flippers. They’d like to give you access to their systems and processes that drive more than $4 million in revenue a year for their own real estate investing business. “I am not a guru,” Tiffany makes it known. “I’m an operator. I actually do this every day. I’m not about fluff. I’m super direct and I like to get to the point. I’m focused on getting results and I wanna get you results. Here’s how.”
Ben Kelly can help you acquire a profitable business in under 90 days without using your own money.
His team will do everything for you… using their S.A.F.E. Method.
Ben’s an ex-military intelligence officer who thought becoming a banker was the pinnacle of financial success. He thought wrong.
So he started multiple side hustles but they either didn’t work or ate up too much time on top of his banking job.
Sometimes the best side hustles are the ones no one talks about. Like junk removal. But can you really make $3,650 to $12,270+ per week hauling off other people’s trash? According to this kid, Kyle Landwehr, you absolutely can. At just 22 years old, he’s the owner of Slam Dunkin Junk, which has done more than $1 million in sales in the last two years. Junk removal’s an essential, low competition service ripe for new millionaires. Read on for my Junk Academy review.
Yuri Elkaim has a blueprint that predictably attracts perfect clients and scales a health coaching business to 6- or 7-figures without the grind. And without being glued to social media, making content no one ever sees, having a large following, speaking on stages, writing a bestselling book, or running some stupid challenge. This is the exact system Yuri and his clients have used to generate more than $217 million in sales so far. Read on for my review.
Rachel Rofe believes passive income streams are no longer a want, they’re a need. Gone are the days where you can rely on your job, the economy, and a 401(k) that earns 9% year over year. It’s a different world. Today, you need multiple streams of revenue in order to survive—and most of all, thrive. Rachel has done this hundreds of times over by selling print on demand (POD) products on places like Amazon, Etsy and eBay. Read on for my review.
Gabriel Ansel is the guy behind Locked In Leads, where he supposedly makes $65,400 per month generating leads for other businesses. Care to partner with him? And keep 100% of the profits? Here’s the deal. Gabe runs Facebook ads to get leads for small businesses, aka affiliate marketing. Only, instead of getting a commission for each referred sale, he actually gets paid per lead. Which, as you can imagine, is a lot easier. Read on for my review.
Jordan Mackey is the creator of Bye 9 To 5, a course that teaches you how to scale to $50k per month on YouTube without making any videos yourself. At least, that’s what Jordan’s pulling in from his Passive Channels. And all he’s gotta do is check in on his team, make sure they’re doing their thing. Jordan says he might spend three hours a week, total, on this business. Sound too good to be true? I agree, but let’s hear him out. Read on for my review.
Jeremy and Joshua Mathis are twin brothers who’ve done over 450 real estate deals.
They sell an Expose and Expand mentorship program.
What’s up with the name? They’re firm believers that exposure leads to expansion. They’ve seen it in their own lives and in the lives of their family and friends.
The twins grew up in the hood. They’re from the trenches.
As kids, they thought you had to be a teacher, a cop, a rapper, or an athlete to make a living.
Or an MLM? Or a pyramid scheme? Aaron Martinez, who is now Cole Gordon’s business partner, is shocked that that’s even something people are asking. As far as he’s concerned, he gets to wake up every day, teach people this valuable skill of remote closing, and then interview students on the RCA Podcast, to hear how it’s changing their lives. Like how could that possibly be considered a bad thing? Nonetheless, he felt he had to address this head-on.
Can you believe Cole Gordon’s not even 30 yet? Apparently becoming a millionaire in your 20s ages you. With the ol’ Dirty Thirty a month away, Cole reflected on how he spent the last decade. Here’s what he’d do different. Number one, he would’ve dropped outta college a lot sooner. While it was good for helping him come out of his shell and learn to work hard, wow, other ‘n’ that, what a supersized waste of time and money.
How much is your audience on social media really worth? That’s what SamCart creator Brian Moran asks in his latest YouTube ad. Well, if you’re good, he explains, you should be making at least $1 per follower per year. But some of their SamCart users are blowing that outta the water. They’re seeing more like $5, $10, even $20 per follower per year. Wanna create your own audience that could translate into this type of dough? Then peep their Traffic & Audience Bundle inside CreatorU.