For example in Texas a finder is limited to a maximum fee of 10% of the net amount received by the beneficiary, thereby eliminating from profitability a significant percentage of deals.This is the same over hyped, over promoted, over promised, under performing opportunity as note broker, house wholesaler, etc.

a lot of the online hype makes it seem like you're doing something wrong if you're not buying, but it's much better to be in a stronger financial position.hope this helps. 

And there are so many scummy slimeballs everywhere selling their "courses" that don't take the real world into account because of their lack of experience or just plain fraudulent morality where they know anything sells if its hyped enough.  95% of the "courses" are rubbish and are just regurgitated material than anyone with a bit of reading or experience knows already. 

I'll need to do a better deep dive but I cant see why there's a hype for these the LTR/MTR.

Nothing I’ve ever seen from Connected Investors was of any real value......just a bunch of rebranded hype for the delusional wannabe.

I started a thread on BP to try and get other investors to come up with ideas that deliver rather than just late night tv hype. 

I know they sell a lot of properties but there is way too much hype and I'm too old to deal with it.

These things should NEVER be considered in an educational program much less a program that has self serving owners with over-hyped experience and credentials.Students have been squeezed out of deals that their coaches are involved with.

I don't buy into the hype.

I believed the hype and signed up for the services but immediately withdrew the contract within hours after feeling like I was gamed.