Ryan Pineda on Reddit: Three Threads, a Price Tag and No Fan Club
Ryan Pineda says Wealthy Investor “has trained thousands of students at every level” since 2018.
Thousands of students. Reddit found about three threads.
The loudest one is titled “$15000 for 600 leads.”
That’s not a thread title. That’s a receipt with a question mark.
“We have the system that generates motivated seller leads, on autopilot,” his homepage promises.
Autopilot. Reddit would like to meet the pilot.
Short, fair answer: Reddit barely talks about Ryan Pineda. A handful of threads, mostly people asking “has anyone tried this?” before they hand over the money. No horror pile. No fan club. Mostly invoices.
And none of them know what Ryan announced in October 2026.
Why Most Real Estate Coaching Sucks
What Reddit says about Ryan Pineda: mostly “how much?”
Reddit blocks the scraper I use, so these lines come from search snippets. Short quotes, every thread linked.
The big one lives in r/WholesaleRealestate: “Anyone use Ryan Pineda CRM tool? $15000 for 600 leads”.
$15,000 divided by 600 is $25 a lead. Before you dial anybody.
“Rookie package is $7500 for 300 leftover leads for 6 months and $1,000 per month after,” one snippet reads.
$7,500 for 300 is also $25 a lead. Credit where due: the pricing is consistent.
But leftover. Leftover is what’s in my fridge on a Sunday. It’s not usually a selling point.
Fair check: MotivatedSellers.com says county leads “start at $75,” so $25 isn’t crazy. The catch is “leftover,” sold in a five-figure bundle.
“Joined his ‘coaching program’ years ago for 10k,” says another commenter. Those quotation marks around “coaching program” are his, not mine.
The software, the $3 trial and the $291 renewal get their own page: my Wealthy CRM and Wealthy Deals review.
Two smaller threads turn up. One asks “Has anyone tried Ryan Pineda’s wholesale 2.0?” Tumbleweed.
In r/HouseFlipping, a thread titled “How do gurus like Ryan Pineda and Austin Rutherford…” holds the most relatable sentence on the internet: “Please save me $997 for a course.”
Funny number. $997 is exactly what Ryan’s old Future Flipper course charged.
That’s the whole Reddit file. Three threads for a guy with 425K YouTube subscribers. A price check and a prayer.
BiggerPockets threads about Ryan Pineda
BiggerPockets is where real estate people go to argue in complete sentences.
May 2022, “Ryan Pineda’s FutureFlipper Course Reviews”: “It’s $25,000 for 12 months of coaching,” Dan W. reported.
Scott E. reviewed the price in three words: “But $25,000? Cmon.”
$25,000 over 12 months is about $2,083 a month. That’s a mortgage payment, minus the house.
The friendliest reply I found sits in “The wealthy investor/future flipper”. Matthew Daniel, April 2023: “Started 3 months ago and now we own 6 houses we are flipping and selling.”
Fair is fair. Six houses in three months is a real result, posted in public. I can’t verify it. Neither can you. And the terms say “Results vary, are not typical, and rely on individual effort, time, and skill.”
Same thread, opposite mood: “My only experience with Ryan Pineda has been very negative.” Context matters, though. That reply is about Tykes, his NFT project, not the coaching. Wrong ballpark.
March 2025, Krystal Giron’s thread “Ryan Pineda Cashflow 2.0 Wholesaling” describes “$1000 a month which gets you 50 direct wholesaling leads (1m - 6m old).”
$20 a lead, up to six months old. Some of those sellers got motivated two seasons ago.
“Heck no, you dont need a course or a guru,” John B. replied. Short. Blunt. Free.
On Apple Podcasts, the Wealthy Way sits at 4.9 from 2,129 ratings. One listener calls Ryan “a great business guy, especially in real estate.” Others are a hell of a lot less polite, and anonymous, so I’ll leave them there. More on the Wealthy Way podcast.
What the Ryan Pineda threads agree on
The price is the plot. “$15000 for 600 leads.” “10k.” “$25,000.” “$1000 a month.” Nobody argues about the lessons. Everybody argues about the invoice. A BBB review lands in the same spot: “With a $15,000 commitment, I expected greater transparency, honesty, and fairness.”
Leads are the product. The tagline reads “Motivated Seller Leads, Software, Coaching, and Capital - All in One Platform.” Leads take gold. Coaching gets bronze.
The money doesn’t come back. The terms of service say “All sales are final,” and you “waive any right” to a charge-back. Details on Wealthy Investor cost and refunds.
What Reddit doesn’t know yet
On October 13, 2026, Ryan’s own channel posted “Ryan Pineda Breaks Silence On Quitting Real Estate”.
“I just announced that I was shutting down my house flipping wholesaling business,” he says.
The recent quarters? They “have basically like broke even / lost depending on how we do the the finances.”
So the business behind the leads went roughly break-even. Noted.
“I also don’t want to coach real estate if I don’t do it. I just don’t,” he says. Current students keep what they bought. “But we’re not going to sell anymore.”
He says coaching is winding down. The sign-up form on wealthyinvestor.com was still up on November 12, 2026.
So the Reddit guy asking about $15,000 for 600 leads was asking about a business its owner has since walked away from. Why buy a wholesaling playbook from the man who just closed his own wholesaling shop? The full timeline is in why Ryan Pineda quit real estate, and the big picture in my full Ryan Pineda review.
Reportedly $8K to $20K for a year of coaching, per one 2026 review. All sales final. Ouch.
What I’d look at instead
A few days before Ryan’s shutdown episode, his own podcast ran “He Left Real Estate to Rent Websites ($200k/Month)”.
That’s the model I’d point you to, and I may earn money if you like it. Digital real estate: a website that ranks on Google for a local service, rented to a local business because it makes their phone ring. No leftover lists. No dialing people who already told five wholesalers no.
You found this page on Google. That’s the proof the traffic is real.
The video walks through how it works.
Q&A
- Q: What does Reddit say about Ryan Pineda?
- A: Mostly price checks. The biggest thread is literally titled "$15000 for 600 leads."
- Q: What is the Ryan Pineda CRM thread on Reddit?
- A: An r/WholesaleRealestate post asking about his CRM-and-leads package. That's $25 a lead. The software side is in my Wealthy CRM review.
- Q: What do BiggerPockets users say about Wealthy Investor?
- A: Split. One member wrote "now we own 6 houses we are flipping and selling." Another met a $25,000 price with "Cmon." Both fair.
- Q: How much does Ryan Pineda's coaching cost, according to forums?
- A: Reportedly $25,000 for 12 months in a 2022 BiggerPockets post, and $8,000 to $20,000 per a 2026 review site. His own website won't say. Every number I found.
- Q: Does Reddit know Ryan Pineda quit flipping?
- A: Not yet. The threads predate the announcement. Here's why he quit.
- Q: What would you do instead of joining Wealthy Investor?
- A: Skip the leftover leads entirely: a website that ranks on Google and gets rented to a local business for the calls. Watch this short video.