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However, please if you don't intend leaving the weekend 25k short (yes, this is how much their further training costs!!) remember that - if you're new to this, start first. start somewhere, have a look.

find networking events (there are!! meetup.com, PIN etc) research and see if it's really something you'd want to do. DOn't jump in before exploring the options - althoug you'll be tempted to. - Shop around first, try other seminars with other providers, find webinars...

educate yourself - oh, i have been told there's a further upsell to the 25k trainings! - to clarify, i'm not against the fact these guys have advanced training programs that go from 10 to 35k. I don't doubt they will be valuable and get you were you want to be if YOU are willing to put the work in. I dislike the way the promote their courses as its so scammy and plays a lot on people's fears and feelings.

That's simply not fair commercial practice imo. If they were confident in their courses, they'd speak for themselves and they'd be more professional about it, as it's high ticket service they offer. - the money you'll be spending on further training could have got you a deposit for your first investment.think about it. - results are not guaranteed Alarm bells in general, as to why i think you should consider the above steps first: - If you have anything holding you back, the trainers would label you as 'negative' - The speaker talks quite fast.

I know they don't have time to cover all of the subjects in detail and it's quite a jammed packed weekend, however, if they focused less on the 'selling' and 'pushing' side of things, they could have taken the technical things a bit slower, to be fair to everyone. Not everyone can keep up with the numbers or financial explanations. - They kept pushing on emotional buttons - One of the previous students, who were then as testimonials of the success of the program, brought in their kid. why the *** would you do that??they stayed in a freezing cold room for over 5 hours!

who would put their kid through that? why? what was the need? to make it look more 'credible'and 'honest'?

- They kept presenting successful case studies and successful 'students'... it's their word. take it for what it's worth. although i have to say it looked absolutely real so it may work for most of them.

- on the first day they asked everyone to call their credit card company at lunch and get their limits raised.(as a test they said, a little exercise...uhm...) - the room was cold, uncomfortable - there was quite a lot of emotional pressure - there was pressure in terms of limited time offer, and limited spaces... - we had very little breaks (which makes the weekend good value for money one could think, and i sort of do too) and a very long day: 9am till 8.30pm!! this surely puts every participant in stress, makes them tired, hungry, not able to think straight.

No wonder why by the end of the day most of them gave in...! anyway, i just wanted to let people know how i felt so they can ensure they make the best informed decision if attending the 3 day weekend and can prepare a bit before, perhaps get informed on the offering outside of tigrent (aka Legacy elite training) thanks for reading, good luck with your plans!

Reason of review: Not as described/ advertised.

Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution.

Legacy Education Alliance Pros: Water on the table, Technical information.

Legacy Education Alliance Cons: Waste of class time, High pressure sales, No transparency into contract and services.

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Klara Bgf

Thank you for your comment. One of our top priorities is customer satisfaction and ensuring that each student receive a valuable return on their investment.

However, we are not always able to meet everybody's expectations. We invest heavily in our trainers to come out and share their expertise with individuals who are looking to learn about investment. We consider our education to be only as valuable as the effort that our students are willing and able to give. We offer various levels of education based on each student's objectives.

We wish you the best of luck and are here to provide lessons, techniques and strategies to whomever wishes to learn. Regards.

Candia Bot

SORRY, ABOVE REVIEW IS MISSING A BIT!

Go and check them out if you want, however keep a cool head and don't jump into the upsell!!

I have split the 997 3-day cost with someone I've met on the free presentation day.

In the end i didn't feel it was such good value, however from the presentation i was under the impression the course would have provided us with technical abc for landlords. I was not expecting all of that 'financial-freedom-coachy-join-our-family' stuff.that bit there for me was too brainwashy, and was really aiming at manipulating people's emotions, no shadow of a doubt.

I will explain to you how the course went.

day 1, of course we had a bit of introduction

loads of talks about how we're slaves and they're financially free and you can get this done easily.

There was some good insights however on techniques and things to look into. 2nd day, we looked at more options and techniques which i've found helpful and will look into. 3rd and final day. most of the people in my group (!!) had moved onto signing up for the further courses, so that day a lot of them spent it finalising.

despite the fact i thought the trainers would have delivered a *** session as their job there was basically done, we actually got given good information about negotiating, finances, taxes and practical info one should look into. I don't regret the training as i am now studying the subject and got loads of pointers onto where to start, which i didn't have a clue of before. However, please if you don't intend leaving the weekend 25k short (yes, this is how much their further training costs!!) remember that - if you're new to this, start first. start somewhere, have a look.

find networking events (there are!! meetup.com, PIN etc) research and see if it's really something you'd want to do. DOn't jump in before exploring the options - althoug you'll be tempted to. - Shop around first, try other seminars with other providers, find webinars...

educate yourself - oh, i have been told there's a further upsell to the 25k trainings! - to clarify, i'm not against the fact these guys have advanced training programs that go from 10 to 35k. I don't doubt they will be valuable and get you were you want to be if YOU are willing to put the work in. I dislike the way the promote their courses as its so scammy and plays a lot on people's fears and feelings.

That's simply not fair commercial practice imo. If they were confident in their courses, they'd speak for themselves and they'd be more professional about it, as it's high ticket service they offer. - the money you'll be spending on further training could have got you a deposit for your first investment.think about it. - results are not guaranteed Alarm bells in general, as to why i think you should consider the above steps first: - If you have anything holding you back, the trainers would label you as 'negative' - The speaker talks quite fast.

I know they don't have time to cover all of the subjects in detail and it's quite a jammed packed weekend, however, if they focused less on the 'selling' and 'pushing' side of things, they could have taken the technical things a bit slower, to be fair to everyone. Not everyone can keep up with the numbers or financial explanations. - They kept pushing on emotional buttons - One of the previous students, who were then as testimonials of the success of the program, brought in their kid. why the *** would you do that??they stayed in a freezing cold room for over 5 hours!

who would put their kid through that? why? what was the need? to make it look more 'credible'and 'honest'?

- They kept presenting successful case studies and successful 'students'... it's their word. take it for what it's worth. although i have to say it looked absolutely real so it may work for most of them.

- on the first day they asked everyone to call their credit card company at lunch and get their limits raised.(as a test they said, a little exercise...uhm...) - the room was cold, uncomfortable - there was quite a lot of emotional pressure - there was pressure in terms of limited time offer, and limited spaces... - we had very little breaks (which makes the weekend good value for money one could think, and i sort of do too) and a very long day: 9am till 8.30pm!! this surely puts every participant in stress, makes them tired, hungry, not able to think straight.

No wonder why by the end of the day most of them gave in...! anyway, i just wanted to let people know how i felt so they can ensure they make the best informed decision if attending the 3 day weekend and can prepare a bit before, perhaps get informed on the offering outside of tigrent (aka Legacy elite training) thanks for reading, good luck with your plans!

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reply icon Replying to comment of Candia Bot

Thank you for sharing. I am from Australia.

My partner and i attended the 3 days course AUD1250 held at Sydney 14th July.... anyway i could not have agreed with you more regarding their superb selling and marketing skills. The way they structured this SCAM!!!!

One seminar led onto another more expensive mentorship programme (the cost of coachings range from 17k to 40k, depends on whether you do it on your own or with a partner at NZ or at UK)

Unfortunately, my partner have already paid for the advanced training package and now i am trying to get him quit and ask for a full refund

Since we paid for the 35k "portal" home learning material i took the time to skim-read them and found most of the course materials you could get from doing your own reserach online, the bottom line is ....yes you certainly learned something from course but it takes alot more efforts and tactics to really make the investment of 35k worth paid for. I strongly DO NOT recommend anyone to even consider go to any of these free seminars out there as they ONLY want to sell you whatever productsat the end, not enough concrete plans /strategies, practical techniques taught.

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reply icon Replying to comment of Guest-1355784

Hello I recently went to two free two hour seminars and found that they speakers are carrying out a performance & they are very pushy about what they are selling. The individuals seemed hawkish & give the idea that it is a donor die situation. I was not convinced & after reading your reviews I am further unconvinced by even spending the initial 900+ to undertake the three day course.

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reply icon Replying to comment of Guest-1355784

I have just completed the 3 day seminar and I couldn't agree more with you. Total sell.

The only things they covered in the 3 day course is this.

Getting the right mindset to be an investor ( not someone working in a job )

Buy cashflow positive properties ( pretty simple monthly expenses including mortgage needs to be lower then the rent you get )

Some strategies to make the property more profitable ( multi lets, Houses of multiple occupancy ) straight forward stuff. Basically the more people you can cram into a house the better cashflow this produces.

Asset protection, buying in a trust - pretty simple stuff

Taxation - again simple stuff if you have a good accountant SAP ( Strategy you will use, Area you will do it in, Property you will do it too ) All very very simple stuff that you can find on the internet for free if you have a few hours to do some google searches and research cashflow positive real estate strategies.

Basically I felt like I paid $1250 to then be sold to again. The one massive fundamental fall in this seminar was this.... They didn't add enough value and technical information to then up sell to the $50K mentor program Too much selling not enough value... Then when they did the sales pitch about the sourcing agents in the UK, they were saying as part of the mentorship program you get access to this sourcing agent website exclusive to legacy education members.

I later went onto that website and saw you can access this for 29 pounds a month I felt sorry for the people signing up and parting way with loads of money for not much value... I say pay $100 a month get the property research tools like Investar and RP Data or NZ / UK equivalent for sourcing. Do the deal analysis yourself make sure the numbers work with plenty of buffer in there for the first few and spend your money buying assets, not some low value education. To add to this I did the I Love Real Estate course for $18K and that gives you so much value with a guarantee on your education investment.

This was very vague and didnt guarantee anything.

Further to this is took photos of the deals they showed us claiming they were their deals, then that night I jumped into RPNZ and looked up those addresses and sales history, numbers all fitter except the deals weren't their at all. So after catching them out a few times that confirmed that I made the right decision not to invest $35 -$65K for further training with Legacy

Guest
reply icon Replying to comment of Guest-1355784

Wow! You should be alot more pissed about giving these con artists 35k!!!!!!!!!!!!

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