In the marketplace on biggerpockets there are people who advertise tools some of these "tools" leverage WordPress to create awful "premium" content or their scam / "partnership opportunity" is mentioned in the marketplace and the link they tout goes to a hosted WordPress blog. 

But, if you like to figure things out a bit and have a little guidance then a few of the lower cost courses may be for you.Another thing - Are there some programs that are not what they are touted to be?

You know we have all these landlord associations to join and they tout all this BS about political pacts and legal assistance.

All of these guys touting syndications, that's great if you make a crapload of money each year. 

No more rehab OOS unless a buy and holdthe idea though is many will do this with the thought to buy and hold so if can get a home for 5 to 10k less than having it all done for them or what they can buy it on MLS its  a win.. that's what is being touted.. my point is you could easily end upside down and whats your time worth etc etc. 

He said no, but flew to UT to see the Jarama.

Keep in mind the author of the hook on this that is touted on this site is a real estate professional and a Broker with an extensive network its all good in theory .. but implementing it on those size assets is a whole different ball game.its why turn key is popular u may save a bit on do it yourself or get the refi.. but finding the deal that works mathematically to get all your money back is a very big challenge in most markets given the competition.. 

Another fact that many have left out while touting Internal Combustion Engines (ICE) cars is that the three largest automakers in the world have announced they will not make a single ICE car after 2025.

I now have another (early) sale in my 5-year ladder so let's look at some more real (but simplified) numbers and see how accurate the predictions were.This syndicate touted the following projections in their pitch:ProjectionsHold: 6 yearsTotal ROI: 124.7%Annual ROI: 20.7%Multiple: 2.24xThe property didn't make it the full 6 years but rather sold at roughly 3.3 years.

Law firms tout their services with pros and cons if I seek their service but before seeking legal advice I'd like to hear the RE advice from the pros here first.Anyone out there with experience dealing with leases to the mom and pop type stores?