Rip off, sadly would be good if real It don't take a lot to see there don't offer much, the guy refused to answer and ask about trust, he ask me if I trust him 10 times. can see someone trust there life savings at the it scary, there no proof or time frame of any of there story, even more so he try to get what he can big money. I had some basic question which he refused to answer and hung up on me instead. Eighter this is not for a guy eating beans out of pickup hoping to get rich.. Want any where from 1k to 50k up front just for you be pay 50% of you first half million. There seem to be no out and there could file lawsuit on you personally property. I would avoid them. Also big show boss is Philip Blake Pustejovsky. Just do a background check at any deed office you will see he don't buy real estate.

No exit The program wasn't working for me. I asked to be let out of the agreement or renegotiate it. The answer was NO. No exiting. No renegotiating . Once you are in there is no way out. Regardless of what answer the program will give, that is my honest experience. There is no exiting after the 3rd day of the signed agreement.

Just joined and LOVING it!! I cannot put into words how much this opportunity to have been accepted to join this program means to my wife and I. I have been watching Phil’s videos constantly for about 2 months trying to figure out what to do and I never thought in a million years I would have a shot at working with Phil himself. The interview process was more thorough than I expected. For those of you who are curious, about Phil personally, he is the Real McCoy! If you can get in, it’s definitely worth it.

Consider other options For anywhere from $1,000-$50,000 down (they determine what you pay down according to what you say you make in your initial phone call), you get 9 private mentor calls, 30 group coaching calls, and a certain number of e-mail messages. If you run out of calls, you have to pay more. If you run out of e-mails, you have to pay more. For the calls, you have to pay for each minute at 0.01 cent with your cell phone provider. The application process is to find out information to use against you to get a sale. There are no "limited spaces" or "we're almost at capacity," that's marketing language. If you have the money, you're in. There are many costs associated beyond the initial fee you give him: you have to pay for your website ($20/yr), LLC set-up ($150-$300), business address ($25/mo), $197.00 per month ePartner fee, $600-$2,000/mo to google to get your website to show up on the search engine, $25-$200/mo for MLS access, transportation to and from properties, $700 for title, inspections & appraisals, $500-$1500 for agents & attorneys (listing agent, closing attorney, buyers agent, real estate agent), they don't fund rehabs/repairs ($600-$30,000), and the list goes on... There are only 4 mentors available per week in group coaching to handle 100s of students, and they don't reply to your e-mails soon enough to help you make quick decisions. Instead of mentor, a more fitting title would be "help line or hot line associates." They are a group of people on a help hotline. You wait in line for 1hr to speak, get some quick ideas and then hang up. They don't research your leads beforehand, don't follow up with you afterwards, and forget everything once you hang up. They don't develop a caring and lasting relationship with you like Phil purports to have had with his own mentor. Everything you are given is all available for free in his YouTube channel, books, blogs, websites, etc so you're not getting any information the public doesn't get. When you sign up he sends you all of his YT videos and a 1000 page manual in a packet, but as you start looking at it you realize he never gets around to the important things like how to find out comps, rehab costs, ARV, figuring out offers, and negotiating/financing. You will be lost. Overall, I do not recommend this program. If you add the 50% he takes from your profit plus you use them to fund your deals (which he charges interest on at 15%-25%), that brings him to taking nearly 80% of what you make. In addition, if you don't meet the $250,000 split profit goal soon enough, you will not get your down payment back. For example, if it takes you 2 years to meet that goal and you put down $7,000, you're really only getting $2,200 back due to the monthly $200 ePartner fee. Consider another option. (The people who call you in the application process are experts at placing guilt on you if you say no. They get angry raise their voice, use info from your application against you, insult you and downplay your hesitations. I was heavily pressured and paid $7,000 for this program. Phil sees us as "suckers," in all of his videos he talks about "sucker investors." And a sucker would pay him $7,000 instead of putting it into their business and finding local mentors)

The real legal name of Freedom Mentor is "Business Mentor Coaching LLC" The real legal name of Freedom Mentor is "Business Mentor Coaching LLC." If they send you a contract, that's what it'll say on the contract. You won't find "Freedom Mentor" anywhere on it. Why? Because Phil has discovered the perfect way to hide the truth about his company and reputation. With an LLC, the owner can use a different name to go by in the public. An LLC has only one legal name, but it can have as many different business or trade names as the owner wants and that's exactly what Phil does. This is how he has been successfully gypping people for years and years with no complaints. So when you google Freedom Mentor, all you will see are the endless fake 5-star reviews and his websites. Look up 'Business Mentor Coaching' on BBB and if you search hard enough you will find it there. But it has no complaints, no stars, and no one's ever reported anything to it. It's blank. He has found the perfect way to shield people from the truth unlike his competitors Renatus and Fortune Builders for example whose BBBs are full of unhappy campers. But I think that's a good thing because it holds companies responsible for wrongdoing and forces them to become ethical and have humanity. If you google 'Business Mentor Coaching,' you won't find his legal business website that way either because Business Mentor Coaching is such a vague name which he also purposefully chose to make it even harder for people to find out the truth. If you are someone who can steal money from people to get on top and still sleep at night, you will love working for him. But if you are someone with morals and humanity, I don't recommend doing business with Phil or Freedom Mentor. I guess now he is gonna have his female secretary try to get my review deleted. From what people have told me, first she'll send me an email saying that if I take down the review, she'll give me my money back which by the way I paid $5,000. Then she'll try to get the review deleted. If that doesn't work, she'll spend months and months drumming up fake reviews to block out the negative stars. And last she's gonna write a really mean feedback to this review like I've seen her do to other people on here. Do not, I repeat, do not do business with this man.