A 28 day course for your first property.

The video's two to six minutes. The tasks are the real work: most days run fifteen to forty five minutes across a handful of them, like pulling listings, running the numbers on each and writing down what you found. A few bigger ones, filing the LLC or calling lenders, you schedule when it suits you.

Write to us within 30 days and we refund it. You do not have to give a reason, you do not have to prove you watched anything, and there is no form. The only thing that happens is that your access closes 48 hours later, so you have time to save anything you wrote. If you have already worked through the whole thing and it was not worth it, we would still rather give the money back than argue about it.

You get an email with a link to set your password, usually within a minute. Once you've set it, all 28 lessons, the calculators and the templates are open. There's no waiting list and no start date to wait for.

Nothing happens. There's no drip, no streak and no expiry, so day 12 is still there in March. Progress is driven by ticking off tasks, not by the calendar. People who take six weeks over it finish with the same file as people who take four.

No, and we don't claim it. Closing runs on legal timelines that reach weeks past the course. What 28 days buys you is readiness: a market you can defend, a lender conversation already moving, a real buy box, and an offer you're ready to send.

Every data source the course uses is free, including Census, FRED and Zillow, and the calculators are included. Some tasks carry real costs you'd pay on any path to a first deal, mainly LLC filing at $50 to $500 depending on your state, and later an inspection and an appraisal. The course says which of those are optional and when.

Yes, and a large part of the audience does. Foreign national buyers have working paths through DSCR loans, foreign friendly lenders and remote friendly markets. The course covers what's genuinely different for you, the taxes, the financing and the distance, rather than pretending none of it is there.

You keep it. Closing usually takes another thirty to sixty days and you'll be using the calculators, the lender list and the offer playbook the whole time. When you buy the second property a year later, you can re run the weeks that matter.

Commercial property, syndications and short term rental operations. This is a first residential deal, done properly, through one of four strategies. It's also education rather than advice: it can't tell you what to buy, and it isn't a substitute for your own accountant or attorney on the parts that need one.