Learning about real estate has always been interesting to me, but I don't know how much time I can devote to it straight away because of my business.Anyway, your advice is much appreciated.

It's also likely that I'll tell every other landlord in town about her scam!

I don't know whether they actually don't know anything about real estate or they're just scamming the newbies.

It's a big joke -- or should I say SCAM.

*Too small of a target market in my area*Not enough people facing foreclosure have 30% equity or more*People will think it's a scam (I was just on the HUD website tonight where they describe a similar arrangement as a scam)*Takes too long to flip the property*Property needs more work than I thought*I can't handle the carrying costs*I can't find anyone to rent it*I can't find financing/get lender to let me assume mortgageThose are just off the top of my head.

Instead make courses like that your focus and devote as much time to it as you would to each day at school and I guarantee you'll become rich.

If you aren't willing to devote the time it takes, then I would simply suggest that you forget about it.

Did a yahoo search for "real estate arena scam" to see if there was any dirt on the company and it led me to a thread on this board.From there I couldn't stop reading all the insight and wonderful tools this community has.A little background of myself.

This is exactly how scam artists screw people out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

I flat out refused paying several thousands dollars "boot camps" because I believe many of them are just scams.