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Khojo Poole
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The Cash Flow Blueprint by Robert Kiyosaki

Khojo Poole
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Hello BP,

I am attempting to re-enter the real estate investing world. I haven't been active or had any success since prior to 2008, and now I would like to get caught up on the current landscape of today's real estate environment. 

So, I attended a 1 hour seminar for Robert Kiyosaki's Cash Flow Blueprint. The course is 5 payments of $99. Has anyone taken it or have any thoughts? The information/concepts seems relevant but I am curious to know if anyone has taken the course. The gist of it seems to be helping you determine your profile as an investor, evaluation of the market you want to target and how to select the right property, access to forms and legal documents, and helping you acquire a property with little to no money down using seller financing. This is supposed to be in a structured step by step format taught on demand online with access to live help. Thoughts BP, is it a scam or worth it??

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Marci Stein
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Marci Stein
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It’s one way to learn . 

You could start there, or you could 

start by reading posts here and 

listening to BP podcasts. 

Same thing , except one is free.

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