Bailey Kramer is an Airbnb co-host. He manages listings and handles all the operations on behalf of other Airbnb owners in exchange for 20% of gross revenue.

He’s got 17 properties under management, and he’s only 23.

How’d he get his start?

By networking in Facebook Groups, on BiggerPockets, and just shooting straight with people – “I’m trying to get my first Airbnb” – and seeing how he could add value to what they were doing.

Eventually someone threw him a bone.

Read on for my Bailey Kramer review.

Nicki Krawczyk has more courses for sale than adult websites have “stepmom stuck in dryer” videos.

I mean, there’s:

Filthy Rich Writer, which teaches you about copywriting.

Circuit Sales System, which teaches you about funnels.

And now, Fired Up Freelance, which teaches you about freelancing.

Damn. Is there anything Nicki doesn’t know? Does she make any money outside of selling courses? What’s up with the fake countdown timers? 

Oh, and should you buy her so-called Fast Action Freelance Success Framework?

Read on for Fired Up Freelance reviews.

What’s a “sales intrapreneur” and can ya really make $8- to $20k per month – in three months or less – dong it remotely for other businesses?

Think: entrepreneur with training wheels, Sam Martin says.

And yes, you bet your sweet bippy you can. Even if you have no experience and can only work a few hours a day.

Imagine making that kinda cash with no financial risk and none of the headaches that come with running your own business.

Read on for my Winners Circle Training review.

Austin, Josh and Will wanna help you build an online business, escape the 9-5 and live your dream life. 

Or are you just financing theirs? By the end of this Freedom review, you’ll have your answer.

Make money in 30 days or less with a Customer First Brand, they say. Achieve financial, time and location freedom, they say.

Shirts must be optional.

Don’t you want more out of life? To travel the world like your favorite influencers on social media? With their bright white smiles and nice end-of-summer tans and lean bodies despite always being out for food and drinks? 

Derek Cheung looks like he’s auditioning for the role of “Guy everyone loves to hate.” 

Derek’s got Airbnbs sprinkled throughout Iowa, Texas, and Michigan that produce about $400k/mo in bookings with 40% of that being profit.

So he’s pocketing, what, $160,000/mo in his mid-20s?

Jeez. Must be exhausting lugging those big balls around all day.

And that’s not counting what he’s making peddling his Airbnb Empire Academy, which costs anywhere from $5,000 to $25,000 depending on the level you join at.

Speaking of which, some pretty unsettling accusations have surfaced.

Read on for Derek Cheung reviews.

Picture taking a drink every time you saw an ad from Lucas Lee-Tyson or Ozzie Blessed. 

You’d be an end-stage alcoholic, bellied up to the bar next to a gal named Marge who, sure, she smokes a pack a day but she also makes a mean breakfast quiche.

Lucas launched Growth Cave from his college dorm room and became a millionaire by age 24.

He’s got as much credibility as a fortune teller, but I’ll humor him.

Whether you’re searching for reviews of Growth Cave, Digital Freedom System, Learn From Lucas, Ozzie Blessed, Cashflow Consultant, Passive Apps, or Apex Mind, they all point to the same conclusion: a toxic waste dump of an offer.

Keep reading. 

Brendan Dell looks like he doesn’t get mad, he gets even. Like he could spend all day outside with 39% phone battery and somehow survive. Like the DNA test came back and he’s not the father.

You know what I mean?

Brendan wrote a book called 12 Immutable Laws of High-Impact Messaging. I was nearly disappointed to death when I saw it only had five reviews on Amazon.

Says he’s got a one-person messaging strategy consultancy, Spark, that brings in seven figures a year.

And yeah.

He wants you to buy his latest program, The Freelance Formula. 

Brandon Turner gets to tee off on real estate investors just ’cause he hosted the BiggerPockets podcast?

Or is it the beard – or maybe his love for Jesus – that puts a halo over his head? 

I mean…

Dude interrupted my “Mastering Wilderness Breakfasts | Relaxing ASMR Cooking Compilation” on YouTube just to peddle a course.

I see he’s also got masterminds, live events, even an Open Door Capital real estate fund you can dump money into.

Didn’t we decide Grant Cardone was a scammer for basically doing the exact same thing?

According to Liz McKenna who left a 1-star Trustpilot review, Modern Millionaires Chance and Abdul have abandoned their thousands of Leadific app users and students, leaving them high and dry. 

• They’ve gone radio silent.
• Shut down their Facebook Group.
• Stopped providing support altogether. 
• And Abdul has reportedly fled to Dubai.

Are they in trouble with the FTC? Has a Modern Millionaires lawsuit been filed? 

They have an F rating and 75 complaints over on the Better Business Bureau, so it wouldn’t surprise me. 

Story developing, stay tuned. Original review is below.

Chance Welton wants you to forget about affiliate marketing, ecommerce, and all that other “make money online” garbage.

Dan Dasilva’s one of those gurus who sniffs out a hot online money-making trend, learns the basics, and then peddles a course or software – or, in this case, an AI trading bot – to cash in.

He rakes in millions while you sob uncontrollably in the bathroom. 

This guy is a modern-day Renaissance man, dabbling in everything from Shopify to affiliate marketing, forex to ChatGPT.

What’s next, space travel? Perhaps.

But for now, the Weerk Capital founder wants to talk about “AI gains.”

Derek Taylor was working in Hollywood on shows like The Voice and Fast & Furious 7 when he left it all behind to start his own empire.

Since then he’s made over $2.1 million on Airbnb. But not in the way you might think. In fact, he’s been doing the exact opposite of what most gurus are teaching. 

In the beginning he asked himself: How do I make recurring income that shows up in my bank account month after month after month?

It took a while but he figured it out. 

Sam Austin Everett has helped more than 350 real estate agents get more clients by milking the internet for its sweet, sweet nectar.

Many of them doubled their commissions in under nine weeks.

Evolved Agents is the name of Sam’s company.

They used to be an agency, offering done-for-you services; now they wanna teach you how to do this yourself.

They pull in a little over $1 million a year selling their coaching program, Sam brags, though I’m not sure why that’s relevant.

Let’s pop the cork on this Evolved Agents review, shall we?

Kenji Asakura and Letizia Alto are the MD couple helping physicians and other medical professionals make their jobs optional through real estate investing.

Wonder if he’s annoyed she didn’t take his last name. I would be. Then again, I’ve got an aggressively-medium wang, so that explains that.

Anyways.

No matter your specialty, debt level, or investment experience, they’ll show ya how to buy great deals, save on taxes, and create wealth through real estate.

They claim this is the fastest way to $100k+ in annual returns.

Hmm. Is it, though?

Read on for my Semi-Retired MD review.

Andy Isom’s done over $1 million in product sales on Amazon, accrued a magma-hot 1 million credit card points, gained 10,000 faithful followers on Instagram, set up a sleek website, quit his day job, and vacationed his ass off.

He wants you to join him on the Amazon bandwagon, luring you in with drool-worthy stats.

But if it’s so great, why aren’t there more Amazon millionaires lounging on yachts?

Read on for my Andy Isom review.