The bottom line is that he tries to convince you that you can get rich by convincing prospective lease- purchase buyers to pay $8-$10k for the right to sign a lease option contract. 

The first day of the seminar was motivational speaking, telling ppl how to become rich with this deal (still not mentioning anything about buying left overs or OTC deeds)  Every presenter gave same little speech, of course they all said "You don't need money" and keep pushing their lender, which is pretty much themselves with a different name asking for 3% interest a month...

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It’s not a traditional wholesale deal.If I were wholesaling I would remove mobile homes from my search criteria especially in communities.

Hiring a lawyer just makes them rich.  

Hi James, So I would love to go the traditional route, But I work a commission based job so qualifying isn’t as easy.

I had a couple of question.First, I've been listening to the BP podcasts and I've read Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

If the deal is "creative" and outside the traditional box of a real estate closing, they won't like it. 

We offer sellers 2 options generally.Option A - Traditional Package.

Interesting marketing but in my humble opinion taking $25k from unsophisticated people who want to "get rich" is unconscionable.