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Linda Elliott
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Fortune Builders

Linda Elliott
  • New Boston, IL
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We have a friend who went to a Fortune Builders 3 day seminar and he is buying into the mastery program (or thinking about doing it). He is wanting to get us in with him as partners. Its $33.000 for their program. For 1, we don't have that kind of money, even to split it half way. Something in me saying, don't do it! There is a lot on here about fortune builders and I don't want to make my friend angry, but I don't see investing in something like that when we can learn what we need elsewhere. Any input? Thank you

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Joseph Ball
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  • Groveland, FL
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Joseph Ball
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Groveland, FL
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This is ridiculous. You could buy one or two houses for that. I wouldn't spend $300.

Buy some books from Amazon. Used.

Attend local REIA.

Be patient.

I have been told that most people who buy those things never buy anything. Often, CD's are never opened. I guess it gives them a momentary feeling of success.

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