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I went into this pretty skeptical — after a couple of other outfits promised fast riches and left me with vague scripts, I didn't expect much. I ended up watching the videos they sent (Tim was the one emailing me) and that slowly chipped away at my doubts. The presentation is straightforward, no fluff, they break down the steps so you can actually follow them, repeat the important bits, and show options whether you have a little cash or none. The team in the videos is calm and patient; that mattered more than I thought because I kept pausing and rewinding and it still made sense. I liked that they showed practical examples and didn't hide caveats — that honesty made me trust them more than past experiences where everything sounded perfect and then wasn’t. I'm not saying it's magic, but the confusion I had before buying is mostly gone; I feel clear enough to try sub2 and the other paths they outlined. So yeah, cautiously optimistic, a real improvement from companies that oversell and underdeliver.
Surprised-but-happy
Honestly, joining this community turned out way better than I thought. I signed up a few months ago when I felt stuck, and my first impression was — people actually show up. The creator spends real time answering questions, and a bunch of members who started where I did now lead sessions and help others. There’s a practical vibe, not just hype, and I've picked up stuff fast because folks jump in to fill gaps, share templates, troubleshoot, whatever. I made actual friends, people who will hop on a call to help. Would I recommend it? Yeah, if you want to learn and actually do the work. I'm glad I joined; it felt worth the money, especially if you're ready to take action. Small quirks, but overall really useful.
Not the escape hatch I hoped for
Funny thing — I thought this would be the ticket out of my office job. I quit, put money down (roughly $10k for mentorship + another chunk for software), and dove in full time because I needed income that actually covered bills. At first the landing pages and webinars looked great — credit where it’s due, their marketing is slick — but the day-to-day felt hollow. The calls are long, lots of pep talk and templates, but when it came to actually closing deals I kept hitting a wall (and not for lack of trying). The mentor-led sessions often felt surface-level, and specific, practical feedback? Rare. The community is huge (tens of thousands), yet mostly full of noise — people asking the same basic questions over and over, very few real success stories to learn from, which makes it hard to rely on as your main resource. The platform itself works fine technically, the tools aren’t bad, but they don’t replace honest coaching. I’ll admit there were moments that raised my energy — a useful tip here and there — but overall it didn’t justify the time and cash I poured in. If you’re thinking of going all-in and quitting your job because of this, at least go in with your eyes open and a backup plan.
Wanted answers, got silence
I figured a training outfit that handles millions would at least have a real phone number. Nope. That was my first doubt. I wanted to ask a few simple things before paying. Instead I stuck to DMs and emails. No reply for almost two weeks. That made me nervous — me and my wife are trying to learn bird-dogging on a budget (no fancy vehicles, no premium community access), so we needed clear answers before committing. When someone finally replied it was mostly sales talk. Felt like they were pushing upsells instead of answering specifics. I even got removed from a members' group for voicing concerns, which was the last straw. Still, not everything was awful. One rep did walk me through course modules on a call once, and the material itself looked legit on the preview. That surprised me. So I'm left unsure. Good content maybe, poor customer care and no easy way to get straight answers.
Mixed bag — some wins, a lot to watch out for
useful tools and connections exist, but there’s also a culture of pressure to buy more and trust too fast.
Bottom line: go in curious but guarded. If you’re new, don’t let the hype rush you. Vet people, keep money moves conservative, and don’t assume the community policing will protect you. I’m glad I got some value, but I’d warn anyone to be careful.Weird charge turned into a clear resolution
texts from a weird number, emails that didn’t match up, and the company saying I enrolled myself. Super frustrating. The moment things shifted for me was when someone finally sent solid evidence — actual timestamps and a refund confirmation from Affirm. Not a vague timeline or “we think so,” but files and a clear timeline that matched my emails. That’s when I relaxed and felt satisfied, weird as that sounds. It didn’t erase the hassle (filing reports, a few long calls), but getting verifiable proof and the money back made me trust the process again. If you run into something like this: screenshot everything, push for metadata, and loop in your payment provider early. Also, be wary of random text links — I’d rather get all important stuff in email. I’m glad it ended okay, and I’d tell others to be persistent but calm — you can get a good outcome, just expect some legwork.
Not what I expected — then pleasantly surprised
I was sitting in my kitchen, coffee gone cold, getting ready for a call I'd been thinking about for weeks. I’d followed Pace’s philosophy from afar and figured a 40-minute chat would either confirm or kill the idea of joining their creative finance program. Right off the bat I admit I was a little wary — I’ve had my share of training programs that felt like hard sells or just… hollow. So yeah, I went in skeptical.
About Subto
Subto is a brand associated with real estate education and investor training. It offers courses, events, and online content focused on “subject-to” transactions, a strategy in which an investor acquires a property while the existing mortgage remains in the seller’s name. The company’s materials typically target real estate investors and aspiring investors seeking instruction on creative finance approaches.
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useful tools and connections exist, but there’s also a culture of pressure to buy more and trust too fast. Bottom line: go in curious but guarded. If you’re new, don’t let the h... Read onBy: Koepp