Probably the best one around right now and no admission to get in.

Chalk it up to the"cost of admission" for entering the REI game and keep on going!

I suppose BP didn't take it down due to technical or numbering issues, may be it just generates forum posts that equal money, have no idea why it's still there, but it contains information that is admission to RE violations and it's not fully explained, just tossing a deal together as suggested will take you down a road of federal finance law violations!

Broker Admission: Tari is a very hard working agent who always puts her clients first.

Frankly, I don't understand why regulators aren't knocking on doors with the admissions and ploys some here post!

If it ever goes before a court, they would simply count all of the wholesale deals and ask how many you actually purchased.By their own admission, most wholesalers get into the business precisely because they do not have the funds to buy anything.And of course they are taking advantage of a distressed owner.

It can deter vandals and make any conversation recorded on that property admissable in court.I am not a lawyer.  

So while the course is worth the admission price, is aimed at someone who has not taken the first step, and needs motivation to do so.

The vast majority of people don't succeed because they're not willing to pay the price of admission, which as J Scott said, is HARD WORK!

Also on Thursday, May 19th at the Bellevue Red Lion Hotel, there will be a REAPS (Real Estate Association of Puget Sound) monthly meeting and find out if you can sign up for a first time complimentary guest admission, if not for guest admission are: $20 online or $25 at the door.