S eth Ferguson has everything you need to invest in your first apartment building.
He’ll teach you how to think life a professional investor. He’ll hook you up with his Total Investing Playbook which has the insights, systems and strategies you’ll need for that first deal. Then he’ll help you execute on your business plan.
Seth made so many mistakes when he started out. It cost him a decade of his time and millions of dollars in lost opportunity.
Bypass his mistakes and deflate your learning curve by studying under him.
“You’ll know what to do, when to do it, and how to do it,” Seth says. “Now, why can I make such big promises? Well, it’s simple. We live this stuff every single day with our students across the USA and Canada.”
I thought I recognized that accent.
Instead of “about,” it’s “a-boot.” Totally reminds me of Craig Ballantyne.
Anyways.
Colby joined The Apartment Accelerator after buying a bunch of other courses that didn’t work out. He went from being a real estate lawyer to syndicating deals with hundreds and hundreds of units.
Then there’s Trevor. He was doing single family homes prior. Hadn’t a clue how to get into multifamily. Now he’s walking deals like a pro, submitting offers, growing his portfolio.
And Jaden went from being a 17-year-old with zero real estate experience, to now being able to fully underwrite a 300-unit deal. All before his 19th birthday. All thanks to Seth.
There’s two reasons this works so well.
“Reason number one is action,” Seth says. “It’s one thing to know something, it’s another to be able to apply it and get results. This was one of my biggest frustrations when I started learning about investing in apartment buildings.”
“I would learn something but they never told me what to do with what I learned. So I ended up feeling lost, confused, and it really slowed me down and cost me a whole lot of time. That’s why we now focus on action,” he rants.
When you focus on taking action:
“The main reason why new investors struggle is because they get lost and stop their activity,” Seth points out.
“Or they just don’t know what activity to do. If you know exactly what action to take, and what comes next, you don’t get sidelined.”
“Now, the second reason this works so well is the systems. Most new investors come into the space without a solid game plan. I did the same thing and it cost me a whole lot of time and money because I had no idea what to do,” Seth says.
But then he realized, “Oh snap, all I gotta do is model the systems the most successful multifamily investors are using.”
So that’s what he did. And that’s when he stopped spinning his wheels and started getting results.
Now Seth wants to hand you these same systems on a paper plate ’cause time is of the essence. And who wants to do dishes, right?
Blah blah blah, book a call to learn more. That’s his pitch.
What’d I think?
Disappointing. Like a Cobb salad with hardly any egg or bacon or blue cheese. Like, what’s the point?
