Eric D. Moeller and Jasper Ribbers are the guys behind Overnight Success, a company that sells educational programs and masterminds to help you scale your Airbnb business.

“If you’re a short-term rental host who needs to get out of the weeds of your company and you wanna grow, but you wanna grow in the right way?” Eric says. “And you wanna focus on systems, on automation, on working on the business as opposed to in it?”

Zach Crawford claims you can make good money online without starting your own business, creating your own product, hiring a team, building a website, being good at tech, or even working all that much.

The side hustle he’s referring to is called high-ticket affiliate marketing.

You can do it all by yourself, from the comfort of home, in just a couple of hours a day. No previous experience necessary.

Sound too good to be true? I agree, but let’s hear him out.

Ryan Pineda went from semi-pro baseball player to realtor to house flipper. Then he blew up online and now he mostly just sells books and courses and coaching programs.

Wealthy Investor, which he runs with a guy named Brian Davila, will teach you how to flip, wholesale, and buy rental properties.

Choose from Rookie or All Star, depending on where you’re at in your real estate investing journey.

What all do you get? What’s it cost? Read on for my review.

Timothy Smith is the CEO of Prodigal Developments, a company that coaches and partners with students to invest in property across Australia, UK, and USA.

“Are you tired of saving up for a down payment every time you want to buy a new property?” he asks. “The traditional wisdom in real estate says save up 20% for a down payment, take out a loan, and then pay that loan back over the next 30 years.”

Go on, T, I’m listenin’. 

Daniel Apke is the founder of Land Investing Online, where he teaches students how to flip vacant land for crazy profits.

“How many people have you heard of flipping houses?” he asks. “Probably quite a few. How many people have you heard of flipping land? Probably none.”

“Land is the simplest, least competitive form of real estate – with the best margins,” he claims.

Okay, so why’s he telling you? What’s the catch? And how much is it gonna cost?

Read on for my Land Investing Online review.

Cameron King started his first grass-fed beef business in 2014. They sold beef, pork, and eggs. But he had no interest in spending every weekend at farmers markets. Which was slow, unpredictable, unreliable, and doesn’t scale.

He had a vision of selling millions of dollars worth of his grass-fed animal products every year, online, but there was just one small problem: Nobody else was doing it. Or if they were, they sure as heck weren’t talking about it.

REI Game Changers founder James Hodges has a new resource he wants to tell ya about. It’s for wholesalers and flippers who are struggling to find discounted properties.

Does that sound like you? And then, when you do speak with a motivated seller, you find out they’re talking to a dozen of your competitors?

If so, it’s because you’re targeting completely saturated “red ocean” lists, James says.

And he’s got the solution. Read on for my Hidden Pocket Lists Masterclass review.

Arielle Gruman is just gonna come right out with it: your ugly credit score is costing you money. Her company, Credit Launch Secrets, can help you turn that around.

“Do you wanna know one of the main reasons why people can’t automate fixing their credit?” she says. “Because their credit repair strategy sucks so bad.”

“So, if you’re in the need for services to improve your credit ASAP and you’re tired of paying people that are delivering no results, listen up.”

Rubi Tinoco started investing in real estate three years ago. Flipping houses allowed her to step away from the small business she was running, which was eating up all of her time, keeping her from her family.

“I was told real estate was the way to create financial freedom and a great lifestyle,” she said. “And so that caught my attention and I immediately figured out that that’s what I needed. That was when I started to invest full time in real estate.”

Karlton Dennis is a licensed enrolled agent, which is apparently higher and mightier than a CPA. The self-proclaimed Tax Alchemist says there are five steps to keeping more of your money every year.

First and foremost, you need to make the decision to work with two specialists: a tax accountant and a tax professional. It’s the latter that most entrepreneurs neglect. So they end up with someone who’s just really good at filing their taxes but not so much saving them money.

Tarek El Moussa didn’t let a recession, a divorce or two bouts with cancer slow his roll. The real estate entrepreneur and HGTV host is proud to announce his latest project: a mentoring program called Homeschooled By Tarek El Moussa.

In a recent real world case study he filmed to promote this, he talked about how you can turn a typical one-and-done wholesale deal into passive cash flow each and every month.

Too good to be true? Let’s find out. Read on for my review.

Heather Blankenship calls RV parks the most underrated asset class in all of real estate. “First off,” she says, “there’s low consolidation.”

“We’ve all seen the big institutional players buying up countless single family, multifamily, and even other commercial properties. With zero plans to sell. This real estate game is completely different. RV parks are still flying under the radar,” she continues.

“With 88% of RV parks being owned by mom and pop, it’s just a whole lot less competition.”

Eric Michael is the CEO of Major League Profits, a company that teaches you how to make money with sports cards.

“But I’m not talking about opening up boxes and packs and praying that you get something good,” Eric says.

“Because, I’ll tell you, in the long run, you will lose a lot of money doing that. There’s a reason these companies like Topps and Panini make hundreds of millions of dollars a year. Opening up packs is no different than gambling at the casino,” he warns. 

Scott McGillivray started Keyspire along with his long-time friend and Income Property costar, Michael Sarracini. Should you attend their next workshop?

Because the market has changed, hasn’t it? People are nervous. It’s now a buyer’s market. But buyers are skittish. They don’t know what the future holds.

So what’s a beginner real estate investor to do? Sit on the sidelines? Listen to the naysayers, many of whom probably share the same last name as you?