I have seen many comments, questions and opinions posted over a few years made by some selling programs and IMO, they are in no position to be teaching or spinning a "how to" program, so that's where my opinions of gurus lie.I have watched Brian's posts for a couple years +, I believe him to be a real estate agent with a few years in the business.

I'm a bit of a serial entrepreneur who has tried everything from real estate, to IT support (Server Admin by trade), to fire spinning performances.  

Well put.If you actually read a PPM from Cardone Capital, it will make your head spin.

A small sample number is just one, another is that these people likely had a bad experience and were not pros but beginners and lost, or perhaps they have never invested in real estate and are regurgitating the media spin that is so common (real estate is risky, hard to sell, expensive to maintain, non liquid like stocks, and the other goes on).

Personally, I looked at several coaching programs, Micheal Blank, Rod Kleif, Tyler Deveraux. 

Taking the creative spin out of it for now.

As far as podcasts go, Old Capital real estate investing, best real estate investing advice ever with Joe Fairless, wheelbarrow profits podcast, and the lifetime cash flow through real estate investing with Rod and there are a lot more out there as well.

Mark, Rod,Thanks for the welcome.

But no matter what way you spin it, that strategy is how you scale to larger deals.

Hello everyone, my name is Rod from VA... and Im a new investor i like what u guys saying. my question is now do u structure a no money down contract. i found this property, for cheep, and it comes with an extra lot, it looks like a good deal. but how do u get the ball rollin. i have most of the carleton sheets stuff, but my books got thrown out, would any of u like to help me get the ball rollin.