Clever Investor – Fast Track 2.0

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If you’ve been searching for a practical, results-driven way to launch or scale a real estate investing business, Clever Investor – Fast Track 2.0 deserves a serious look. Built by full-time investor Cody Sperber, this program is designed to compress years of trial and error into a focused, six‑week implementation plan that takes you from “no structure, no leads” to “real deals in the pipeline.”

In this review, we’ll go deep into who Cody is, what Fast Track 2.0 actually teaches, what real students are saying, and why getting it through TSCourses can be the smartest (and cheapest) way to get started.

Who is behind Clever Investor – Fast Track 2.0?

Cody Sperber is the founder of Clever Investor and one of the more recognizable names in real estate education. He’s known for:

– Actively doing deals, not just teaching theory
– Specializing in wholesaling, fix and flips, and creative financing
– A teaching style he calls “edutainment” – cinematic training videos, real case studies, and step‑by‑step walk‑throughs rather than boring slide decks

Clever Investor has been around for years and has built an entire ecosystem of courses, software tools, challenges, and mentoring programs. The Fast Track series is their flagship: first the original Fast Track Profit System, now updated and expanded into Fast Track 2.0, a structured, six‑week program aimed at getting new and intermediate investors taking action fast.

Inside the Fast Track 2.0 curriculum

Fast Track 2.0 is built to answer one core question: “How do I start and scale a real estate investing business the right way, without wasting months trying to piece everything together on YouTube?”

The course is laid out as a comprehensive six‑week roadmap. While naming of individual lessons can vary, the structure consistently covers these pillars:

1. Business Setup and Foundations
This is where Cody helps you build a real business instead of a side hustle. You’ll typically learn:
– How to set up your entity correctly (LLC, structure basics, bank accounts)
– Essential real estate documents and contracts
– How to build your “power team” (agents, title companies, attorneys, contractors)
– Systems, tools, and automation so you don’t drown in chaos
– Mindset shifts to think and act like an investor, not an employee

2. Marketing and Lead Generation
No leads, no deals. Fast Track 2.0 spends serious time here, showing both “old school” and “new school” marketing:
– Direct mail, bandit signs, networking, referral strategies
– Digital marketing, social media, YouTube, automation
– How to build and grow a high‑quality cash buyers list
– Simple funnels that turn cold traffic into motivated seller leads

3. Finding and Analyzing Deals
This is where theory turns into numbers. You’ll learn:
– How to find profitable properties in your local market and virtually
– How to comp properties accurately so you don’t overpay
– When to wholesale, when to flip, and when to hold
– How to calculate rehab costs, rentals, and lease options
– Using inspection reports and due diligence to avoid bad deals

4. Negotiation, Acquisition, and Funding
Cody breaks down real‑world deal structures and shows you how to buy even if you’re starting with limited cash:
– Negotiation frameworks, scripts, and objections
– Different ways to control properties creatively
– Funding options for investors: hard money, private money, partners, and more
– Wholesaling and “quick flip” strategies for fast cash
– Understanding the rehab process from offer to resale

5. Deal Structuring and Paperwork
Fast Track 2.0 includes forms, templates, and contracts, which is a major confidence boost if you’re nervous about the legal side. You’ll see:
– Assignment contracts and how to fill them out
– Purchase agreements, addenda, and disclosures
– How to use a deal analyzer calculator to determine your maximum allowable offer
– How to estimate profit, returns, and risk before you commit

6. Closing, Dispositions, and Scaling
The final pieces focus on taking deals across the finish line and then growing beyond your first few checks:
– Marketing your deals to buyers efficiently
– Handling closing costs, settlement statements, and title issues
– Checklists and state guides so you don’t miss key details
– Simple systems to turn one‑off deals into a consistent business
– How to leverage automation and “big data” to increase deal flow over time

What really sets Fast Track 2.0 apart is that it’s not just video theory. It typically includes:

– Step‑by‑step video modules
– Audio trainings
– Contracts, forms, checklists, and calculators
– Q&A and case studies that walk you through actual deals

Real student feedback: the good, the bad, and the honest

When you look beyond the marketing, a clear picture emerges.

Positive feedback often highlights:

– Strong, practical content. Many students say the material is well‑structured, beginner‑friendly, and detailed enough for intermediate investors to level up.
– Real‑world systems. People appreciate that Cody doesn’t just talk mindset; he gives checklists, formulas, and workflows that can be implemented immediately.
– Success stories. There are documented testimonials from students who closed their first wholesale deals, flipped properties, or hit five and six‑figure years after going through Fast Track.

From Clever Investor’s own testimonials, you’ll see examples of:

– Students who went from being brand‑new to closing multiple deals and generating tens of thousands in profits
– Immigrants and career‑changers using the program as a launchpad into full‑time investing
– People who had tried other mentorships and found Cody’s approach more practical and actionable

However, you should also know the criticisms:

– “Salesy” marketing. Some users feel Clever Investor’s broader brand and upsell funnels can be aggressive. If you dislike hard selling, you may find the ads and promotions a bit much.
– Information overlap. A few experienced investors point out that some of the concepts can be learned free from books or YouTube if you have the time and discipline to curate everything yourself.
– Support and billing complaints. On public platforms like the BBB, there are complaints about poor customer support, refund issues, or unauthorized charges tied mainly to higher‑ticket mentoring, not the core course.

Overall, the consensus from balanced reviewers is that:

– The training itself is legitimate and valuable for those who take action.
– It is not a “magic button” or get‑rich‑quick scheme; real estate still requires effort, consistency, and sometimes access to capital.
– The main downside is the broader company’s upsell‑heavy model and mixed experiences with high‑ticket programs, not the quality of the Fast Track 2.0 course content.

Why getting Fast Track 2.0 through TSCourses is a smart move

On its own, Clever Investor – Fast Track 2.0 is already positioned as a relatively affordable gateway into real estate investing education compared to multi‑thousand‑dollar mento