Mollygarioch Bewertungen 5

I watched Molly's webinar and decided not to pursue her mentorship as she didn't explain what rent to rent is... in a webinar about starting a rent to rent business. While I understand, from her reply to this review, that the webinar is meant to explain rent to rent in a structured way for beginners, I don't personally believe that the webinar achieved this as there was no mention of how rent to rent actually works. I would expect (at the very least) an explanation of what rent to rent is if the webinar is aimed at beginners.

Following the webinar, I received the fake scarcity emails other people did- which I really didn't appreciate, as I felt they were made to pressure people into signing up for the mentorship.

For full transparency I didn't provide my real number when signing up to the webinar as I didn't want to receive any spam like messages/calls following it- especially having read reviews on here about the fake scarcity emails. If Molly would like to contact me, she is more than welcome to using the email address that I provided.

I also listened to a podcast with Molly on it- on which she mentioned potentially going tax free. She also talked about negative online reviews on the podcast- she said they're 'water off a ducks back' as the people making them weren't going to take action any way. I found these comments disappointing as I would expect a business owner to take reviews seriously- whether they are negative or not- and reflect on how they can do better in the future. Given that multiple people have said the same thing about the webinar, I would begin to wonder whether they have a point?

Given that she talked about going tax free on the podcast, that her rent to rent business is taking rental properties and turning them into Airbnbs when they could be used to house people that need a home (which I really do believe is morally and ethically wrong, especially given the state of the rental market) and that she's then teaching other people to do the same, I really wouldn't feel comfortable recommending her services.

Following watching the webinar, listening to the podcast, receiving (in my opinion) spam-like emails following the webinar and viewing her social media posts in which she discusses using the renters rights act for her own and her clients gain in rent to rent (which felt very underhand and immoral in my opinion), I am of the opinion that the services provided do not align with what I expect from a business and business owner from a moral and ethical standpoint.

Therefore, I'd avoid this mentorship and webinar.

After spending a considerable amount of time watching various webinars on Rent 2 Rent, I was impressed by the manner in which this was presented. The webinar in itself provided me with value, yes I know it was a means to make me purchase, but I found it was very clear in which it explained the pitfalls and how to structure your business to avoid them. I very much intend on becoming a client and look forward to working with Molly on my business.

Unable to take constructive criticism…

I joined Molly’s free rent to rent Facebook group to learn about property. I was really excited!

However, she posted about an award she received recently. Her post made it seem like she won the award for the quality of her training but didn’t clearly state why she received the award… so I asked. She replied saying she’d received the award for ‘growth and results in her property business’.

However, I did a quick google of the company she received the award from- a company that trains coaches how to market their business. Turns out she received the award for the amount of money she made from her clients since she started working with the company.

So, I replied, stating what she really won the award for, suggested she be more transparent about it and then congratulating her as what she achieved is a major milestone.

She then banned me from the group.

So yeah, I wouldn’t recommend working with someone incapable of taking constructive criticism even when the criticism is about them omitting important information when selling their programme!

I’d find a coach who values transparency!

Used dodgy marketing tactics…
I watched Molly’s free webinar and was a bit shocked at the emails I received afterwards. The emails she sent said that I had 72 hours to watch a recording of the webinar (despite it already being a pre-recorded video) before it was pulled down for good and I wouldn’t be able to access it and would lose the ability to talk to her about the opportunity to work 1-1 with her. She sent me 4 emails like this… over 72 hours later (it’s been a month now) and I can still access the recorded video. It feels like she tried to create fake scarcity to get me to book a call with her (which would be illegal).
Some of her advertisements and instagram posts claimed that her coaching is ‘risk-free’ due to the money back guarantee (also illegal).
Additionally, she lacks transparency- she isn’t as self-made as she claims as her dad owns a property business, and fails to see how that could have helped her with networking and getting her foot in the door. It’s unclear whether she had a mentor or not, as in different videos she said she did or didn’t have a mentor when starting her business.
I think it comes across like she doesn't really understand the law. I would personally pick another mentor who operates, in my opinion, more honestly.

I was looking in to rent-to-rent as a way to create passive income and came across Molly's free webinar. I, personally, didn't think there was much value in it as I found that any education offered was just common sense. I also didn't think that the webinar covered what she said it would in her online advertisements, she talked about outsourcing most of her business, looking at the interior design of your property through a camera to make sure it would be set up well for photos and to rent properties in big cities - I don't think she broke down how to get your first rent-to-rent deal, so I think her adverts are a bit misleading. I found the overall tone of the webinar to be condescending, I felt like I was being talked down to.

A portion of the webinar was taken up with Molly showing me pictures of her on holiday with her telling me I could work from anywhere too if I started rent-to-rent. In my opinion, this comes across as a bit tone-deaf given that some of her clientele are middle-aged and, so, could have many responsibilities that mean they can't jet off to Crete.

Towards the end of the webinar she promoted a call which she said wasn't a sales call, just a call to plan my rent-to-rent strategy and potentially offer me training if she thought we would be a good fit together. Further to this, Molly said on her webinar that she had a mentor herself but on her instagram she has repeatedly said she had no mentor.... As someone who values transparency, it didn't make me want to work with her 1:1.

Having watched her webinar and being disappointed I decided to do a bit of research in to Molly. From my research, I found that her dad is listed as a director on her property business and that he runs a property business too. So, when she talks about networking/talking to agents/finding rent-to-rent deals and building her business alone from the ground-up on her instagram/on her Youtube I think it comes across as a bit tone-deaf that she doesn't acknowledge any potential boost her dad's career and network could have given her.

In my opinion, her webinar and her website appear unprofessional. When I originally signed up for the webinar there wasn't any privacy policy or mention of how she was going to store your data and at the time, I couldn't find her on the ICO register despite having multiple clients at that point- it appears she has corrected this now. But, given that her coaching has been open since January and she didn't have a privacy policy up until the end of October- I didn't find it particularly professional.

Altogether, I feel disappointed.