Rich Dad Poor Dad Seminars (Legacy Education) - Worth it?

[Eric Whitelaw]

My wife and I went to the free weekend teaser seminar, which we found pretty intriguing, and now we are considering paying to do their 3-day seminar. I was really warm to it right after, but colder now that I've found BP and also have seen a few reviewers say that while they provide good information, they're all about pushing their expensive coaching services. Any advice?

[Joe Funari]

@Eric Whitelaw I have taken a few Rich Dad seminars. They are pricey for sure. You would be better off to invest your time on BP, as well as, find a local real estate investment clubs and attend their meetings. Many hold training classes that are a lot less than Rich Dad. One thing I remember that Rich Dad always kept saying during the training was “check with your state/local laws where you live.” It was too vague of training geared towards a national audience. But I attended some training offered by one of the local clubs and they were specific about local laws. In fact, they gave advise as to what cities would fine you for putting up bandit signs. That practical kind of training is more valuable. And if you don’t know what a bandit sign is start with a wholesaling class. They cover that in detail.