When I told him that I was filing some complaints, he offered $1,250 upfront, then $2,500... when my split fee was $7,500.Now he wants to sue me because I said I would disclose this situation online if he didn't pay me.Even though he appears to be a very nice and friendly guy, I have found that he is taking advantage of so many people.As his acquisition manager I contacted several past "academy" members that they were feeling so screwed by DJ Thielen.Along with these ex-members we are looking to start a Class Action with other ex-members of his "academy" and clients that they feel were also economically or emotionally affected by the unfair and abusive activities of Duane Joseph Thielen, aka DJ Thielen.Please go to www.DJThielenReviews.com and contact us if you want to join this group.I've been with most of the real estate mentors in the USA, but in my experience, DJ Thielen is the worst and the most expensive.Consumer beware.

I don't want to spend that kind of money to find out that its something where they just throw a lot of information your way and don't really mentor you through the process.

I was fortunate enough to get a property under contract at a great price from mentors of mine.

It's true you don't NEED a mentor.

What I truely need is a mentor.

Hey John, My mentor always told me to never sell any properties because the property will keep increasing in value over time. 

A good credit history might affect your ability to get favorable financing conditions for large purchases like a home.Connect with local experts, mentors, and financial advisers who can offer advice.

Hello, I'm new to real estate investing and eager to start in order to create more time for my family. I'm looking to connect with individuals in the DE, PA, and MD areas who would be open to meeting for coffee or hav...

I was told by a mentor of mine to look in to wholesaling businesses. 

Mentoring is highly appreciated.