Hi guys
What is your opnion on Carlton Sheets No Money Down Real Estate Course. I have seen people loving it and others not. Is this a good course for a starter. As u know there are certain of these courses out there for people w/some experience and some for totaly brand new-- clue less kind. So would you recommend it for new people?
Thanks for your input
Real Estate Investor · London · Member since 2008 · 3k+ posts · 74 votes
19y
CS has been around for a long time. There must be something to his program.
The biggest factor in one's success is the person and not the program. Hence all feedback and all measures of success will be heavily influenced by the student's desire to apply themselves until they are a success.
I think the course is pretty good. It is a start. The only reservation I have about CS material is that it tends to over simplify certain concepts. But it is a pretty good introduction to rei concepts. You definately can get this info cheaper.
Real Estate Consultant · Charlotte, NC · Member since 2008 · 50 posts · 2 votes
19y
Carleton Sheets program gives you all the basics. It goes into subject to investing, as well as lease options and rentals. With his course you will also learn common laws.
For the price he gives you the best information, but you need continued education to really grasp the concepts he teaches. :pup:
My parents have been investing longer than I have and they started with his program and it worked out very sucessfully. My mom had me and my brother try and do it ad i fell asleep. I guess it depends on the person.
Hmm I bought the program. A friend and successful investor told me to get it. i did and I liked the course. I liked that course along with the Weekend millionaire book. That combination really helped me out. Oh and of course reading the forum from you guys.
The CS program gave me a lot of info. Plus with the videos and cds you can use otherwise wasted time on something productive.
Then with reading the forums and the weekend millionaire book I got a better idea of how to structure the deal as well as more applicable real world situations.
Property Manager · Portsmouth, NH · Member since 2008 · 102 posts · 13 votes
18y
I think it makes sense to check Ebay and Amazon used before buying anybody's book or course. This information doesn't change that dramatically over a year or two. So, instead of spending $500 for a course that is 100% current, you can spend $20 for a course that is 95% current.