Is REI Accelerator Worth It? What Members Say About the Investment
By the REI Accelerator team ·
Joining a real estate mastermind is a real investment of money and time, so it makes sense to ask whether REI Accelerator is worth it before you book a call. The honest answer depends on your goals and how much work you are willing to put in. The most useful evidence is what members say after they join, and what they have been able to do with the program.
This article looks at how members describe the value of REI Accelerator, what the membership includes, and the questions worth asking yourself before you decide.
What members say about the value
The most direct answer to the question comes from members who have already made the investment. Several say the training and resources alone justify the cost, before counting the coaching and community.
“The training, materials, and resources alone is worth the entire investment much less the network and support”
Others measure value in speed. Members who were buying single-family homes before joining often describe REI Accelerator as the thing that let them move into apartments faster than they could have on their own.
“If you are not in this mastermind you are slowing yourself down.”
What you are paying for
It helps to break the membership into its parts. Each plan is built around the member's needs and goals, and not everything below comes with every plan, but the full set of benefits includes:
A custom plan with 1 on 1 coaching from a personal business coach. The REI5 step-by-step training. Recordings of every event. Tools to find, fund, fix, fill, and flow apartments using syndications. A Skool community of investors at or above your level. Weekly Zoom collaboration calls. 4-6 accountability calls every week. 24/7 support with access to attorneys, CPAs, HR directors, corporate fundraisers, and underwriting specialists.
Some plans also include a personal underwriting team that processes deals and returns a report and assessment, done-for-you VA cold calling, the Capital Raise Accelerator, and done-for-you legal work through partner SEC attorneys.
How members measure the return
Members tend to measure value in milestones: their first list of owners, their first LOIs, their first property under contract. The posts they share in the community follow that path.
“Hello everyone. My contract for a 43 unit got accepted today!!!”
For members who reach the closing table, a single apartment deal can be a significant event in their investing career. Members have shared a 40-unit purchase, a 43-unit contract, and a first 34-unit deal followed by a 54-unit deal three months later. In video interviews, members describe buying 34-unit, 48-unit, and 150-unit properties. Individual results vary, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Questions to ask yourself first
REI Accelerator is built for investors who already have some real estate experience and want to scale through apartments. Before joining, it is worth being clear on a few things. Do you have time each week to work the plan, make calls, and attend accountability sessions? Are you comfortable raising capital from partners rather than funding deals yourself? Are you looking for a long-term peer group, or a one-time course?
Members who say REI Accelerator was worth it usually answer yes to all three. They describe consistent effort, a willingness to learn from coaches, and a commitment to building relationships with brokers and capital partners.
“Depending on your background, there may be alot to learn and do, but the process works.”
How the program supports you after you join
A common concern with any program is what happens after the sale. REI Accelerator's structure is built around ongoing contact rather than a one-time download. Members have daily communication with their personal business coach, weekly collaboration calls, several accountability calls each week, and around-the-clock support through the community and their success coach. That ongoing support is a large part of what members are paying for, and it is what many credit for keeping them consistent through the slow early weeks of building deal flow.
The bottom line
Whether REI Accelerator is worth it comes down to what you will do with it. Members who put in the work describe faster progress, better deals, and a community that supports them along the way. Read more REI Accelerator reviews, watch the video testimonials, and book a call to ask an advisor which plan fits your goals.
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