Salvatore Sortino out here looking open-casket sharp. What, did Mob Wives and Jersey Shore have a baby?
He calls himself Section8Sal.
Apparently, he’s got 350+ Section 8 tenants.
Now he’s trying to convince you to jump into the affordable housing game.
You can already hear the pitch:
‘Get paid on the first of every month, guaranteed. No more chasing down rent checks.’
Sounds like a fantasy, right? Wrong.
That’s how Sal built a $20 million real estate portfolio by 29. He’s on some mogul shit. I’m on some “Can I Venmo you next week?” shit.
Read on for Skool of Section 8 reviews.
So yeah, Sal’s been scooping up Section 8 rentals for nearly a decade.
There’s no better time to get started.
- Snag properties for dirt cheap.
- Collect above-market rents.
- And best of all – enjoy government-backed, guaranteed income.
Not that Sal’s trying to sell you a program or anything.
Mr. Don Doda says he achieved financial freedom in his 20s thanks to 180 rental properties spitting out hundreds of thousands a month.
As for me, I’m still wringing out my liver from my 20s.
The Section 8 Formula made Sal rich – and maybe it can do the same for you.
Sal sees guru after guru online preaching that real estate only goes up and to the right. But no one’s got a crystal ball. It can just as easily go down… or sideways.
However:
The one thing you can count on is the government paying these Section 8 rents month after month… after month.
A lot of people are looking for safe investments. Sal wonders, why not take it a step further and invest in something that literally can’t fail?
To help with that, he’s put together a program packed with everything he’s learned over the last 10 years to get where he is today.
You know, wearing designer sunglasses indoors while ripping deals like a demon.
Come to think of it, maybe that’s my problem.
I should shower and put on real clothes and head to an office. Let someone casually take pictures of me while I pretend to work, or laugh at something someone said.
Maybe then I’d be killing it too.
Skool of Section 8 includes:
- Training
- Checklists
- Questionnaires
- Ongoing mentorship
- Hand-holding every step of the way
- Sal’s personal rolodex – CPA, attorney, lender, and maybe his barber if you ask nicely
How much does Skool of Section 8 cost?
An old sales page shows $997 plus $100 a month for community access, but Sal’s pushing for a sales call now, so prices might’ve increased.
Gosh. I’m conflicted.
My man’s heavy on the lifestyle marketing, light on the testimonials. As in, I didn’t see any. Maybe I caught him right at launch?
What he does have is about three years of sporadic YouTube content – enough to prove he’s out in the field talking to contractors, dealing with appraisals, leaky roofs, crumbling foundations, and crackhead tenants.
Plus, Sal’s pretty likable – and no one’s accusing him of running scams on Reddit, Trustpilot, or the BBB.
On the other hand, he’s kinda all over the place.
- Random Celsius sponsorship.
- People Made lifestyle clothing brand.
- Podcast.
- Occasional vlogger.
- Dabbles in mortgages and insurance.
- And he’s always hanging on his mom who could pass for his sister. Weird.
Finally, I’m not sold that Section 8 is all it’s cracked up to be. On paper, sure – it sounds amazing.
But getting the government to approve the overpriced dump you just bought? Absolute nightmare.
And let’s be honest: these Temu tenants probably aren’t treating this place like the Ritz. Turnover, repairs, maintenance, 911 calls? No thanks.
Not to mention, you have to answer to housing authorities like you’re practically on parole. Doesn’t exactly scream passive income, does it?
Whereas, digital real estate spoils me. Tap below.