While I was looking through their blog posts, I saw that they are affiliated with a company called WealthFit and I am using their free trial subscription.

So they have to go to trial.  

I have gotten his free stuff before.They KEY is when you give them a credit card for the FREE trial they will make it hard to cancel after the trail period.What I did was go buy a pre-loaded credit card at Wal-Mart for 10 or 20 bucks can't remember which.Then use that card for the free trial to cover the shipping and handling.Then cancel on them and if they give you flack or are non-responsive they can't squeeze another dime out of that card.The program itself is okay but how you have to set up deals is tough.I believe he makes money off of all the courses and gets a ton of deals submitted by his investors who bough the courses.Then he picks the few good deals and partners on them to make money.They will also hound and call you to try to buy expensive boot camps and go to seminars etc.You ask for their funding sources so you can partner on deals and they say they won't give that up unless you spend thousands and thousands of dollars with them.So they are legitimate but not a silver bullet.You can get an idea with most of their system with the free trial.

Free 7 day trial.

There was also a 12 page addendum where i promise to indemnify and hold harmless seller and his broker and where i waive my rights to pretty much everything including a trial by jury.

;by purchasing an investment property (trial by fire ... err, doing);if they cannot purchase a property at the moment, they should get a job, learn to budget and get their under control so they can save money to invest;by developing a skill - i.e. learning how to find and identify a deal - they can provide to an experienced investor in turn for being able to learn (be mentored); ....This list can get quite long if you stop to ponder for a bit.

Well sometimes it takes some trial and error, and I think every investor needs to understand that has to happen sometimes (rather than expecting perfection all the time).

We negotiate the transaction on the phone - make  a "trial offer" below what ever they are asking (to test their motivation) - we first get all the information we can; mortgage balance, current or in arrears, what are they selling for in the area, what kind of work does it need, who is on the deed, listed or not - how long - why didn't it sell, vacant or occupied. 

Also, I will have to test out the free trial on Follow Up Boss to get an idea how the lead database works. $79 a month seems a little pricey though.

Still lot's of improvement to go, and I've certainly been through some trials, but just to echo what has been said.