Robert Abasolo runs the Robuilt YouTube channel, where he shows off the tiny homes he’s built and talks about making money on Airbnb.

He’s also got a step-by-step program to teach you how to unlock success with short-term rentals. It’s called Host Camp.

Here’s what you need to know.

“Four years ago I listed my first apartment on Airbnb,” Rob says.

“My wife asked me, ‘Are you sure you know what you’re doing?’ Nope, sure didn’t. But I was willing to figure it out.”

Chris Winfield and Jen Gottlieb are the adorable couple behind the award-winning PR agency, Super Connector Media.

They sell a five-day challenge to help get you featured on television, even if you’re not an influencer, a household name, or you stink on video.

It’s called the Be On TV Bootcamp, and people are using it to establish themselves as thought leaders in their fields, make clients come to them, generate five times more leads than they could hope to handle, and get booked up to three to six months in advance.

Here’s my full review. 

Online CEOs founder Josue Pena says the commonly prescribed advice to “just follow your heart” is bullcrap.

For instance, he wanted to become a professional soccer player, but there came a time when he had to face the facts: he was never gonna be Cristiano Ronaldo. Maybe he could be the CR7 of Instagram marketing though, right?

“And I remember, in July of 2017, I made $11,000 on a cold pitch to 180 people on Instagram,” Josue says. “It was amazing. That money saved my butt.”

Allie Bloyd isn’t one to humble brag, but a lot of people wanna know her story. How’d she get to where she’s at today? What were her biggest struggles? How much is she making per month?

And based on all that, can you trust her to help you grow your business? Let’s find out.

Allie’s entrepreneurial journey started back in middle school, when she was about 12 years old.

Her mom and stepdad had started a real estate investment company, and they hired her to do the literal dirty work. Painting, mowing lawns, cleaning, junk removal, you name it.

Tanner Chidester is the founder of Elite CEOs and Fitness CEOs. He’s now built seven income streams that make him a minimum of $1 million a month.

In the last four years or so, he’s done north of $35 million in sales.

He has 50+ employees who help him serve thousands of clients globally.

He travels and works when, where, and however much he wants.

He paid off his parents’ mortgage, bought a Lamborghini Aventador (the one where the doors go up), and recently moved to Puerto Rico to save on taxes.

Isabella K, who goes by Baddie In Business on social media, is an influencer and ecom expert.

She has not one but two different six-figure ecommerce stores.

Isabella began dropshipping at age 17.

Her approach is much different than what the gurus are telling you to do in their courses.

For example, she recommends you stop using Shopify and paying for Facebook ads right away. Total waste of money.

You can start, from scratch, for zero dollars.

Too good to be true? Read on for my Baddie In Business review.

Brian Cristiano had a come-to-Jesus moment seven years ago when he realized he didn’t own a business, he owned a job.

“I was running a seven figure marketing agency in Manhattan,” he recalls.

“And on the surface it looked like we were super successful,” he continues. “But when you looked deeper, you could see that there were some big issues.”

“We struggled to get new, qualified leads because most of our clients came from referrals. We didn’t have a predictable way of getting new clients through the door.”

Read on for my Brian Cristiano review.

Sean Ferres is the go-to source for freelance copywriters looking to land high-paying clients fast.

He’s the creator of the Cash Money Copywriters Facebook Group and the author of the e-guide, Clients On Command.

He also has a coaching program called Copy Millions Blueprint, or CMB for short.

But does this cigar-smoking, world-traveling wordsmith deserve your attention and money?

Can he really help you land three to five dream clients and catapult you to $100,000 a year within the next 100 days?

Read on for my Sean Ferres review.

Rebecca Walser can help you grow your wealth, tax-free, forever, and never pay Uncle Sam again.

She says traditional IRAs and 401(k)s are a mistake.

And now’s the time to position your portfolio to survive and even thrive in the national debt and inflation tsunami that’s heading your way.

As a certified financial planner, tax attorney, and really just an overall wealth strategist, she feels as though she’s plenty qualified to guide you.

So what are her secrets? And what’s the catch, right?

Read on for my Walser Wealth review.

Alpha Influence founder Jeremiah “The Bull” Evans says he’s done over $20 million in sales online.

He’s a mentor and master motivator who’s helped hundreds of others build six-figure businesses.

In his newest training, he teaches you how to leverage your credit to fund or scale your business and travel the world for free.

Two years ago Jeremiah had zero business credit. Today he’s got over $500k at his disposal.

How’d he do it? And will his process work for you?

Read on for my Leverage Mastery review.

The REAL System was created by Jorge Contreras to help you make passive income with Airbnb.

His story’s crazy.

One of his earliest memories was when he was seven years old and he was selling drugs with his dad. They lived in this little rinky-dink apartment which was constantly getting broken into because people knew his dad always had money on him.

Jorge didn’t know any better, figured all kids lived this way.

His dad ended up dying of alcoholism when he was 12.

The following year his mom abandoned him, so he moved in with his mom’s friend, Estella.

Robert Shemin is a legend in the real estate investing world. He’s written all kinds of books, including one of my favorite titles ever, How Come That Idiot’s Rich And I’m Not?

When asked how he got his start, he had this to say: “I always tell people I had two big advantages over most people when I got into real estate investing.”

“One,” he continued, “was I had no money or no credit.”

“And number two,” Robert said, “I had no interest in real estate investing.”

Wait, what? Keep reading this Robert Shemin review.

It’ll all make sense shortly.

Michael Hummel has the #1 way to make money this year. It’s made him nearly $170,000 within just the first two months.

He came up with the idea by simply copying Uber and Airbnb.

How come? Well, think about it.

Uber doesn’t own any of the cars that are out there on the road. That would be extremely expensive and it would limit their growth, right?

Same goes for Airbnb: they don’t own the properties.

Both companies leverage other people’s assets and focus solely on connecting buyers with sellers at scale.

Real estate investor James Graham aka Jim G has been at it for more than three decades now.

He teaches people how to make money on Airbnb without owning property and without any prior experience.

“To build an Airbnb business without buying a home for Airbnb, you can start a couple of simple ways,” he says.

“First is, you can rent or list extra space in your existing home or list extra space in your existing apartment,” he continues.

“Or second, you can lease a home or an apartment from a landlord, which is what we call the Airbnb arbitrage strategy.”