Is this just another real estate course?
No, and that's the point. A course sells you information you then act on alone, at night, around the rest of your life. This changes where you live and who you're around for twelve months. The training is included — the environment is what you're actually getting.
Has anyone done this yet?
No. This is Cohort One, so there are no alumni and no results to show you. What we can show you is the houses, the full curriculum, the capacity, and every term in writing before you commit.
What does it cost?
Pricing, payment options and start dates are covered on your call, once we both know it's a fit. Applying is free and takes no card. We'd rather quote you honestly against your situation than post a number and negotiate backwards.
Who will I be living with?
The one or two other people accepted into that house — squads are 2–3 people, deliberately tiny. Everyone will have come through the same application and call you're going through now, and we'll talk you through who else is in your house before you commit to it.
Is the bedroom really private?
Yes, for the whole term. The kitchen, living areas and the rest of the house are shared with your squad.
Can I keep my job?
Bring it to the call. Some people arrive with savings and go all in; others taper down from work. What doesn't work is treating a year of immersion like a weekend hobby.
Do I need experience or a license?
Neither. The training starts at finding motivated sellers and assumes you're beginning from zero. Experienced investors are welcome too — usually they want the environment and the systems rather than the curriculum.
Why isn't the street address on the page?
We publish the city, state, ZIP and every detail about the home itself, and share the exact address with accepted applicants at the walkthrough. Posting the addresses of specific homes publicly isn't something we're willing to do.
Will I make money?
We can't promise that and we won't. No guaranteed deals, no guaranteed income. What's guaranteed is twelve months of housing, training, tools, community and an environment built for the work.