Business & Skills
Communication, negotiation, marketing, operations, and business systems that support an investing practice.
17 classes currently listed
Explore business & skills courses →Program overview
Renatus real estate education: curriculum, format, access, and pricing
The current catalog contains 89 practitioner-taught classes across 6 subject areas. This page describes what our independent marketing site currently offers and displays.
Team Elevate independently markets Renatus education as an affiliate. We are not Renatus LLC.
Published pricing on this site
Individual classes are currently displayed at $1,000 each, with a $1,250 reference price. Multi-session bundles are calculated from the included classes and currently range from $2,000 to $3,000. Weekly featured promotions may display a lower price only when a product-specific checkout link is configured.
Prices and inclusions can change. Confirm the exact product, access term, payment link, refund terms, and any continuing service fees before purchasing. Business expenses such as marketing, inspections, financing, legal services, software, and property costs are separate.
Curriculum areas
Buy & Hold
Long-term rental ownership, property management, short-term rentals, and portfolio operations.
21 classes currently listed
Explore buy & hold courses →Commercial
Commercial property analysis, leases, lending, development, and transaction procedures.
5 classes currently listed
Explore commercial courses →Core
Foundational skills for evaluating opportunities, working with people, and building an investing plan.
12 classes currently listed
Explore core courses →Deals & Buying
Acquisition, due diligence, contracts, creative structures, wholesaling, foreclosure, and disposition strategies.
21 classes currently listed
Explore deals & buying courses →Financial & Tax
Business finance, credit, tax, legal, asset-protection, and wealth-planning concepts for investors.
13 classes currently listed
Explore financial & tax courses →Strategy paths represented in the catalog
These summaries describe published class names and curriculum topics. They do not imply that every tactic fits every student, market, property, or jurisdiction.
Fix-and-flip
The two-day Fix and Flip sequence covers locating properties, estimating repairs, budgeting, funding, assembling a professional team, understanding a target market, and evaluating potential profitability.
Buy-and-hold and rental operations
The catalog includes Buy & Hold classes plus instruction on tenants, rental agreements, property managers, and portfolio operations. The free masterclass also introduces BRRRR as an example, but the current catalog does not label a separate BRRRR class, so review the class-level curriculum before assuming that a specific method is included.
Wholesaling and acquisition
The Wholesaling class addresses business planning, working with buyers, repair and value analysis, negotiations, financing, and legal or regulatory differences. Additional acquisition classes cover due diligence, contracts, auctions, foreclosure, creative structures, and dispositions; students must verify local law and use qualified counsel where appropriate.
Short-term rentals
Three named short-term-rental classes cover property and guest selection, listing platforms, staging, communication systems, guest screening, house rules, operating metrics, and brand development. Platform rules, zoning, licensing, insurance, financing, taxes, demand, and property-level economics still require independent local verification.
Commercial real estate
The commercial sequence includes introduction, analysis, leases, lending, and transaction procedures. Published topics include market and property analysis, offers, due diligence, lease structures, operating income, capitalization rates, financing, development signals, and negotiation.
Tax, finance, and asset protection
Financial and tax classes address credit, business finance, tax strategies, 1031 exchanges, tax liens and deeds, legal concepts, asset protection, and wealth planning. These lessons provide educational frameworks only; current law and a student's specific facts must be reviewed with appropriately licensed tax, legal, lending, and financial professionals.
Format and what is included
Learning format
The catalog is built around self-paced online video classes taught by named practitioners. Class pages identify the instructor, runtime, curriculum summary, and price. Multi-day topics can also be offered as complete bundles.
Supporting materials
Published class listings describe audio files, workbooks or documents, quizzes or assessments, action steps, and updates. Exact materials vary, so buyers should confirm the specific class or bundle before checkout.