James please stop being negative and grasping for straws, how are you still in this hype?

And, of course, this is just "imho".I agree that most "Guru" programs are a lot of hype, especially for what you pay.

You’ll be much better off focusing on solid, local investments and using real knowledge, not hype, to guide your decisions.One of my buddies had this exact experience - he bought a D-class property out of state based on some “guru” hype.

There has been a lot of hype on that area for awhile.

I agree there is a lot of hype to sell people on LU.

And once you have bought a handful of properties, find a way to double it.The idea of replacing your W2 with REI has been hyped up over the last (unicorn) years.

If you follow the hype train, it’s going to either derail or Come to a complete stop when it runs out of gas.  

When you say "I keep coming back to the fact that the only way I'm going to get out of this rut is to get into real estate investing", you're already falling for the hype. 

Originally posted by @Michael Biggs:This needs to be bumped up to the top again.if you have a minute pop on their website go to the bottom and read the disclosure if these folks would bother to read that it could save them all the hype ..I still don't get how they can market this as THEY the guru's fund the deals.. when in fact the HML do.also their whole premise is you buy it and sell it within 21 days..

Don't buy his hype.