Wealthy Investor
Coaching program · run by Ryan Pineda
Independent profile written by REI Boss from public sources. Wealthy Investor and its owners is not affiliated with REI Boss and has not reviewed or endorsed this page or REI Boss. Counts and prices are third-party figures as of the dates shown and change often.
What it is
Wealthy Investor is Ryan Pineda's real estate education company, founded in 2018 according to The Juice. Ark7 reports three yearly tiers at about $8,000, $15,000 and $25,000 and says the program does not offer refunds. Ark7 also reports mixed Better Business Bureau reviews. Wealthy Investor sits inside a wider Pineda portfolio that includes Homerun Offer, TrueBooks, Pineda Capital, Wealthy Way and Pineda Company. In 2026 he also announced the Cashflow 2.0 System, Mastermind19, The Forge and Tentmakers. Other hosts have framed him as quitting wholesaling, but his own feed still publishes real estate how-to episodes in 2026, so the accurate description is that he is diversifying.
Key facts
| Fact | Value | As of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2018 | undated | (source) |
| Reported tiers | About $8K, $15K and $25K a year (third-party reported) | undated | (source) |
| Refund policy | No refunds, per Ark7 | undated | (source) |
| BBB reviews | Mixed, per Ark7 | undated | (source) |
| Related companies | Homerun Offer, TrueBooks, Pineda Capital, Wealthy Way and Pineda Company | undated | (source) |
Reported price
About $8,000, $15,000 and $25,000 a year across three tiers; no refunds as of undated (source)
third-party reported
Who it serves
beginner — newer investors learning wholesaling and rentals, with some moving into early-operator volume.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Wealthy Investor cost?
Ark7 reports tiers of about $8K, $15K and $25K a year. These are third-party figures.
Does Wealthy Investor offer refunds?
Ark7 reports that it does not.
When was Wealthy Investor founded?
2018, per The Juice.
Has Ryan Pineda quit real estate?
A full exit is not verified. His own feed still publishes real estate how-to episodes in 2026; he is diversifying into other programs.
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