Doug Fath Reviews – Student Housing Program
Alrighty… alrighty… enough already! 
Over here at TheREIBrain we are well known for doing full and as unbiased reviews as we can possibly do… so after we started to get several emails from readers and subscribers about doing a Doug Fath review on his new Doug Fath Student Housing program he’s launching this week… we got Doug on the horn and got his program in our hands.
Our Doug Fath Review of His Student Housing Program
We recently did a full video review of Dougs program… both the online version and the physical home study version over on our main site.
The link to check out the full review is below… but over there you’ll see…
- Inside Doug Faths program (we’ll show you inside his program so you can see whats in it yourself)
- Our opinion on who it IS and who it ISN’T right for
- What holes and gaps are in the program in our opinion
- How to fill those wholes and gaps if you feel Dougs program is right for you
Check out the review below…
Doug Fath Student Housing
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Hey, my name is Trevor and I'm the founder of The REI Brain and a real estate investor since the age of 21. Right now, my focus in real estate investing is multi-family income properties and I have plans on moving more into the commercial real estate investment world in 2008 and beyond. 
Thanks very much for what seems to be a very measured, objective review of Doug’s course. I recall RE guru Bill Bronchick say that people always ask if creative techniques work in THEIR area, and he has taken to replying, “it works everywhere…except where you live!” Mindful of that, I live Las Vegas, where the only college, UNLV, is about 75% commuter students. Doug seems to indicate that you can do this even if you don’t live in a college town, but out of town landlording is invariably problematic, and YOUR comments about virtual investing seem to indicate that’s not gonna work with this system. So, my first question is, are there certain areas, such as Vegas, where it might not be prudent to do the system in your opinion? Secondly, I would think that right now, as we approach the end of a semester, would be a particularly bad time to try to rent out houses with students, or does the course address that? Finally, if, assuming my above mentioned concerns are not valid, and I wanted to purchase the course in a week or two, would the $299 a month deal still be available? Thanks.