Bill Vaughn - Intellibiz - A Simple Mans Guide to Real Estate

[Rich DiBiase]

SCAM !!! BUYER BEWARE !!! - RIP OFF !!! I purchased this course and paid extra for a monthly consultation with Bill Vaughn. Here's how the first conversation went:

I spoke to Bill on the 20 minute phone consultation. I told him I'm interested in investing with zero down payment as his advertising states. This is the advice I received from Bill Vaughn himself:

1. Find a partner willing to provide the money.
2. Find a property at 20% to 30% below market value.
3. Use an escape clause, such as "contingent upon partner's approval", in the contract in case I want to back out for any reason.
4. Buy it.
5. Sell it.
6. Split the profits with your partner.

Duh, really?

When one pays $100 they're looking for secrets, not obvious stuff.

Find a partner with money. Buy low. Sell high. One could give the same advice for any type of investment.

This is like spending $100 for a course on investing in oil wells and getting this advice:

1. Find a partner will to provide all the money.
2. Find an oil well at 30% below market value.
3. Use an escape clause in the contract in case you want to back out.
4. Buy it.
5. Sell it.
6. Split the profits with your partner.

In addition to this worthless advice, Bill Vaughn did not honor my request for a refund - stating that all of the numerous technicalities to qualify for a refund were not met.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS COURSE !!!

[Bill Vaughn]

Bill Vaughn here. Mr. DiBiase is being incredibly dishonest. I have  NEVER advised any client to "find a partner willing to provide the money" EXCEPT in cases where the client insists on using a method that requires cash and he has none. And I NEVER make it as simplistic as he indicates - I always give thorough and complete responses, based on the info the client provides.

Mr DiBiase wanted to use strategies he is not equipped for - strategies that require cash, but he has no cash available. He was unhappy that I could not provide some sort of miracle for him, and asked for a refund of his VIP Club fee. Whereas IntelliBiz incurs substantial costs to provide the extra benefits and services, and there can only be 200 VIP Clients, the costs must be distributed among the clients, equally. That means that the fee, once it is paid, is non-refundable, as costs were incurred on his behalf.

Furthermore, Ryan D (not even a client and does not know what he is talking about) suggests that the 20 minute call costs $100. It does not. The ENTIRE COURSE, including 21 books, agreement software and market value calculator costs under $100, and includes FREE coaching for life. The 20 minute calls are reserved to only 200 V.I.P. clients who want additional assistance by phone with me, personally, and other benefits of VIP membership. So, no - I am NOT making any money on this. I make my money investing in real estate!

Perhaps Mr DiBiase should consider starting with any of the 8 strategies that do not require cash. And Ryan D and David Dachtera might want to consider abstaining from speaking on subjects they know nothing about.