I personally feel that it gets your mind out of thinking that you HAVE to "work for someone else" the rest of your life....kind of like most colleges are geared towards.I've read good and not so good reviews, but I first read it a couple years ago and I've experinced much success from having "the road less traveled" mindset.Much Success!

We just added an area to the forums where users can read and write reviews on all the real estate books and courses out there.

It gives you a ton of time to learn what makes sense and what doesn't and it's a great way to learn the market.Getting around some experienced investors who don't mind sharing some of what they've learned will do you a lot of good.

My brother and I have been in been investing in Hawaii for the past two years and have experienced both good and bad deals.

Foreclosures are just one subset of real estate investing, and can be perilous.Although you're in good hands on this site, if you're _serious_ buy some face time with an experienced attorney in your area.

Hi,I have reviewed your website and I am interested to know what sort of programs you can offer my clients in Houston, TX.Thank you and I wait for your reply.Regards,Frank in Houston, TX

If you are not trained or experienced in selling houses fast, you do run the risk of wasting a lot of time and potential profits.There is not a lot of practical information available today on the subject of straight real estate options.

It would be interesting to know a little bit about you.You're from Sacramento I see...great town BTW.Are you experienced in Real Estate?

I want to know what people(both experienced and beginner investors) see as the biggest obstacle or problem faced by people starting out as creative RE investors.

I would take some time to buddy up with an experienced investor and ask them if you can tag along with them to help them while they are in the field.