Hi everybody, I receive an email joining this network, the membership is $100, but if you get accepted to handle properties, then you have to take their designation class $7,900.
They supposedly work with hedgfunds, credit unions, comunity banks, trusts, etc. Theis designation is "Super Agent" I can see some agents getting in a telephone booth and strip down $8,000 to become "Super Agents". But I got the feeling this company is a kryptonite.
I am sure several people in this forum has receive the same email.
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Jose,
My question is I also received this from the Reo Expo Convention in regards to this company. Did you sign up with them? I did sign up and now they say the class is cancelled. Please let me know what you did with this one.
I didn't sign up with them, I have learn something from signing to a few classes, and that is not to pay upfront. There are a lot fake "REO" companies out there that only want to take your money.
For that price, and because they supposedly have listings, they need to be able to guarantee you properties.
I would avoid them without hesitation.
Their website's not "real" - it's a hosted-homepage from a place that lets non-programmers build sites. They don't even have a real domain: the domain is "memberlodge", which is somebody else's. "brillion.memberlodge" is a subdomain.
Any real company would have at least a real site - as in, they pay for server-space, login & upload files, etc. This one's more like a MySpace page for small businesses. The reason is that you have a lot of IT infrastructure for even a tiny valuations company, and you couldn't easily integrate it on a site like this.
Just received my phone call on this. I told the lady that this 3 day course is higher than me becoming a CCIM candidate that I was in class for 4 weeks from 8:30 - 5:00 and being tested every Friday.
She stated that the once approved, then you take this course in Oct. She could not guarantee how much business anyone was going to receive.
What are your thoughts on this?