Real Estate Mentor Website Check

Three questions. Look at their site with your own eyes before you believe a word of the pitch.

Passing Isn't Proof

Passing this test is not proof, just reduced risk. A well-funded fake could post staged testimonials, stock video, or a list of real addresses that were not actually the mentor's deals. Verify what you find before you believe the pitch.

No Proof, No Trust

Without this information, you can assume their experience and success are made up. A “Yes” with nothing written down does not count. It scores the same as a “No.”

How to use this field tool

Open the mentor’s website in another tab. Answer from what you can verify on the site, then write down the evidence you found.

0 / 3 answered
  1. 01
    Does the real estate mentor's page have student testimonials showing their profits in detail?

    If yes, write down the totals you found.

    Nothing written here? It counts the same as a “No.”

  2. 02
    Does the real estate mentor's page have videos of students and their actual properties, showing details and profits?

    If yes, list the URLs.

    Nothing written here? It counts the same as a “No.”

  3. 03
    Does the real estate mentor's site list his history of experience, including a list of addresses of property he has purchased?

    If yes, write down the addresses and dates you found, or the link to where they're stated.

    Nothing written here? It counts the same as a “No.”

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