Dwight Calwhite reviews WealthCon, Ryan Pineda's real estate investing conference, which features speakers like Alex Hormozi, Pace Morby, and Tarek El Moussa. He's attended three times and found networking valuable but questions whether Ryan Pineda's All-Star Mentorship program justifies its cost.
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WealthCon is the real estate investing conference founded by house flipper and wholesaler Ryan Pineda. First launched in 2022, it quickly gained traction for bringing together top creators, investors, and entrepreneurs from across the country. Held yearly in Las Vegas, WealthCon blends tactical education with high-level networking. You'll find panels on real estate, personal branding, e-commerce, and wealth building, led by noteworthy speakers like Alex Hormozi, Pace Morby, and Tarek El Moussa. I've attended 3 WealthCons, and I even paid the big bucks to join Ryan Pineda's All-Star Mentorship. While I would definitely recommend WealthCon, I would caution against paying for the All-Star program. I just don't feel like it got my money's worth, although I have learned a lot and I made a few solid real estate investing business connections. I would love to attend this year's WealthCon in October, but I'll be in Thailand, so I can't make it. If you go, let me know what you think and tell Ryan I said howdy. Follow for more entrepreneurship, event, and program reviews.