people respond like always feeding into the hype and not paying attention to what is really going on here. after a few more of these questions she starts talking about an upcoming event regarding tax planning and strategies HMMMM... perfect timing to hook people in since it's tax season. very good and smart salesman.They bring up cash flow which is a great game to understand investing and that they will be meeting up to play it. after sometime on that the next event is the big one the CONVENTION with the ceo being there and blah blah blah. 

There is a lot of hype but not a lot of buyers.

So if your doubting if your backyard is worth investing in, stop listening to the hype and determine where in your city you can make a difference while also making a wise investment.Ultimately, househacking the most dangerous city in America has been the best experience of our lives for my wife and I.

There was a lot of hype but there doesn’t seem to be any information about what took place. 8)

Hyped up simple information, sold to people with no working knowledge.There are no secrets in real estate, there sure are no secrets for sale in real estate.Those than can do.

Totally the opposite approach of the guru hype, this includes the horror stories and tactics to avoid the problems, rather than ignoring them.

If you are looking for asset protection get a good insurance policy and forget about all the guru hype on LLCs, but you can set up an LLC, but it will not protect you when you are sued.

@Alvaro Alvarado The three day seminar is about 10% useful content (maybe 20% if you know nothing) and 80% advertisement and hype for more expensive education.  

One, as many have pointed out is that it has zero barrier of entry, and the hype for huge paydays attracts many people who will attempt it only to fail prior to their first deal. 

Most are not satisfied but in fairness, I understand it has good hype and motivational fantasy.