Good luck in finding those that haven't bought into the hype. 

he was fair and not so hype-y, when you compare him to the guru bunch, in his promotion of courses.My reason for going to seminar world way back when was for similar reasons others did/do: i wanted to hit the ground running with the "proper" guidelines for evaluating property. i was hoping for a road map... a business plan in a box.

There is to much get rich hype out there.I would rather see you MARKET YOURSELF over sending out mail.

Selling the hype, the sizzle but no meat.

The hype of no money investing will do you more damage then good.

This seems more helpful than a hype article!  

Get a good insurance policy and forget about all the LLC hype an LLC will not protect you like the Gurus teach.Joe Gore

PS this is why rental houses are very hot right now.most that go to trainings by the time the Hype wears off.. they realize hey we cant do this.. but we can buy a rental house.. that's what most want ... they want cash flow.the idea of making millions flipping .. when you have no capital to work with or skills or in some markets is just not reality. and NO 3 to 7 day course is going to teach you how to do that.. and the call in lines for support are frankly a bunch of kids sitting in call centers in Utah reading off of a script they are the same kids that come knocking on your door in pairs with their jackets and ties and riding their bikes.. they learn rejection early in life and then go to work back in the home state.

In fact this year we are averaging 19% and turning most of ours over to Long term rentals.Where a lot of people have gone wrong is to believe the hype and fall into the trap of buying a home that they can use for a few months of the year and rent it out for the rest and expect that to pay for the huge mortgage they took on to get it.

So despite the hype, the savings actually accumulate more slowly in the real world than other more conventional accelerated payment methods.