And he is NOT hype.

And the truth be told, he can afford to do that at this point simply because his primary source of capital is from his $10k a ticket "hype-you-up" conferences, book sales, and his sales training programs.

Many people that are successful already have these habits and might not "buy in to the hype" of it.

we are talking about folks who will drag stuff accross the floor. kids. on kool aid. no joke. if you havent seen a kid hyped on kool aid then you just wont understand.I would like it to be a higher end property but it is just not that type of neighborhood.I was thinking that tiling would be the most durable and at the same time cost efficient as a DIY project. the floors stand up to water traffic, dirt dragging. periodic sealing is all that is needed to keep it water proof.I am not sold on the tiling and I am certainly not looking forward to the labor involved in laying out a floor.not to mention.

However, they were so mesmerized by the hype and hope of the program they felt any failure to close a deal was their fault and all they had to do was buy more training.

There was a lot of hype that got me really fired up about the potential for real estate investing to get me where I wanted to go.  

I had a feeling it was a lot of hype.  

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The site is a great resource to learn about real estate investing.Regards,Johnetta Thank you..I'm hyped!

Then getting caught up with marketing hype of these deals.