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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Road side sign "Real Estate Investor needs Intern" Earn 10k/mth
I am interested in becoming an Investor and I am taking the time to do the research, listen to Podcasts, reading and website research and planning on getting my agents license in the next few months. I am serious in this new business adventure and want to learn all I can.
I see this sign on the side of the road seeking Interns. My natural instinct is skeptical.
I have not called the number but my husband thinks I should. My question, is this a common sign to request interns and if it is not what would be a good way to learn hands on if I do not know anyone in my area? Or is this a scam?
Sincerely,
Sierra the Newbie
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It is probably a multi-level-like real estate coaching/college with high-pressure sales tactics called Re na tus. Yuck. They are all over craigslist as well. You are paid when you get other suckers, I mean people, into the program. Costs are $1997-$20k. The folks that have been through it haven't proven on here that they actually know anything about investing. In any way. I would avoid it @Sierra Westrick.
You are in the right place here on BP. What seems to good to be true....is!